An interior stylist reveals how to pick the right window dressings for each room. Which blinds, curtains or shutters should you choose?
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An interior stylist reveals how to pick the right window dressings for each room. Which blinds, curtains or shutters should you choose?
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The living room is often the first room you see. Make an impact with these living room style tips from interior designer Catherine Heraghty.
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An interior designer shares five simple room transformations and renovations to make to give your home a wow factor.
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Whether you’ve bought a new home or you’re renovating to sell, we’ve found some quality, low-cost flooring options for every budget.
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Painting is a quick and easy way to breathe new life into a room, brighten a home’s facade, or even freshen up an old piece of furniture.
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When building these are the main complaints and defects, that were found by the Victorian Building Authority during its review of Victoria’s Building Regulations.
12.5% of new residential properties reported defective work of some kind, average cost of around $5,000 found from Defective building work research.
The main complaint is building work in adjoining properties. This could be your neighbour; complaining about your project, where your project or where your home renovation is situated on the block and damage to their property.
The study also found most buildings with defects had more than one with the most significant defects being water & footings defects.
Interestingly, windows and doors (16%) plastering (9%) and Brickwork/Masonry (8%) are also highlighted.
If you are an Owner Builder and about to commence your project, please be aware of the above issues, if you sell and provide warranty to the purchaser as then these defects are the ones you need to be aware of when supervising the trades.
Ensure you keep your neighbours aware of your plans so there isnt a surprise that you are building and that you’re committed to protecting their home.
Keep the lines of communication open, with neighbours, also your subbies and suppliers so that no shortcuts are taken that would affect your neighbours property.
P.S If you are a W.A Owner Builder or VIC Owner Builder, the defects and complaints noted in the above article you also need to be aware of, as if you sell and require Warranty insurance, then these are the main areas that you need to monitor.
The same if you are a NSW, TAS, QLD Owner Builder or a S.A Owner Builder and live in your home you want nothing to go wrong or affect the amenity of your home. Be Aware!!
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