Month: October 2013

‘Less is more’ is a phrase you will hear almost ubiquitously when renovating a modern home. After all, minimalism now seems to be an enduring fashion trend and one that offers individuals the chance to let their home truly stand out. However, in many rooms, the use of minimalism can leave one feeling rather exposed and far less comfortable, and in turn this style will not be to everyone’s liking, no matter how modern it might make a home appear.

Every household could do with an extra bit of storage space. The question is how to create that storage space when there isn’t a lot of room to play with in the first place. Fortunately, there are solutions to such problems. No matter whether you live by yourself and need somewhere to store all your biking equipment, or if you are part of a growing family which has plenty of children’s toys to put away, here are a few ideas on how best to create extra storage space within your home.

The roof of the house is visible to everybody and you may spend a lot in making a captivating roof. You may plan carefully to build the internal and external walls. When it comes to ceiling, you get the best ceiling decors and arrange it in a fascinating matter. You may make your best efforts in every way to build a fascinating house but for sure you should pay some extra attention when you are planning to build the floor. It is on the floor that you live and it is the floor that all the time bears the burden of all your activities in the house.

Step back several decades and the vast majority of builders will have been taking advantage of traditional means of construction. In simple terms, this involved creating either a solid or cavity wall and building from the foundations upwards. Nowadays, this is anything but a foregone conclusion and the emergence of steel and timber framed homes means that developers have many more options available at their disposal.