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Home » The Home » Top 5 Things To Do To Your Home This Year

The Home · January 11, 2022

Top 5 Things To Do To Your Home This Year

Top 5 Things To Do To Your Home This Year

If you are feeling dissatisfied with your home in its current form, then it is time to take action. Depending on what you are unhappy about, this action could mean anything from switching up the furniture to altering the structural foundations of the property.

Of course, there are countless different ways in which you could change your home, so it is worth whittling them down to a more succinct list, in order to help you decide what changes you want to make.

This list varies in scale, budget, and urgency, incorporating each end of the home improvement spectrum. If you have recently suffered storm damage, for example, then your priorities will be rather different than if you were merely bored with a particular room, or want to landscape the garden.

Here are the top five improvements to do to your home this year.

1. Hire a specialist to repair any outstanding damage

One of the most major changes you can make to your home is to repair any damage it has sustained. This is because it will likely improve your standard of living substantially, as well as make your house a safer environment to occupy.

For example, you may have recently suffered water damage in a flood. Anyone who is unfortunate enough to experience this knows the long-term effects water damage can have, so it is important to hire emergency restoration services to tackle the situation for you.

2. Convert disused space into an extra room

Another great change you can make to your house is to make better use of any empty space. Living space is at a premium in the vast majority of houses, which makes any conversions (such as to the loft, crawl, or garage space) a valuable commodity.

The best part about this idea is that it doesn’t have to break the bank, and will usually cost a lot less than an external extension while providing largely the same benefits.

3. Landscape your garden

Whether you have vast sprawling land or a tiny walled garden in the center of town, landscaping your garden is always a strong option. Everyone wants to enjoy the outdoors, so spending time revamping your garden is a fantastic way to add value to your home, as well as make your living experience a whole lot better.

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4. Create an open-plan living space

If you are starting to feel cramped within your kitchen or living room, then it may be time to knock through a wall or remove some furniture to create an open-plan living space.  This option is particularly compelling if your kitchen area is small because when you knock through to another room, it gives the appearance of added space.

5. Upcycle your furniture

Lastly, if you don’t have the required time or money to make more substantial changes to your home this year, then you could still make a positive difference by upcycling your furniture. This is when you take old or unwanted furniture and reuse it in a different form. If you have an aging chair, for example, then you could re-trim it in a new fabric, and use it again.  By doing this, you are being environmentally friendly while also sprucing up your interior aesthetic.

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