What is the design of your dream house? While each may have a different version of the palace that they would call their ideal home, each would have a certain amount of fixtures and appliances, spaciousness, lighting, and ventilation for a good life. A swimming pool, rock garden and patio, auditorium and garage are some of the facilities we could think of, in addition to well-designed living rooms and bedrooms, kitchens and bathrooms, as well as electronic and office facilities. A basement and attic could provide additional storage space and a large back garden area would allow for hobbies like flowers and gardening.
The security aspect, in addition to the regular supply of energy and water, is essential for a successful and modern life that needs to be productive. Many offices and residences have made it large, convenient, without the need to travel every day and expose yourself to pollution and danger. In addition, time and money are saved each time to dedicate it to work.
Reforms, extensions and reforms
While not everyone is lucky enough to live in a fabulous dream home, perhaps in an area of 4000 square feet that includes two or three floors, adjustments could be made to the existing configuration and the best possible facilities could be arranged. Partial demolition and construction of additions, modernization of doors and windows, and expansion of boundary walls with increased security needs may be necessary. Identify what is really missing, such as an additional bedroom, a second bathroom, and a garage. In addition to the functional aspect, the embellishment may be lacking and could attract a patio or rock garden, along with an arched entryway.
Take a look
When deciding the value of a home and its attractiveness or sale potential, buyers look for facilities, a solid structure and a floor plan, along with natural and artificial lighting. Neutral colors with a variety of textures and patterns add aesthetic values. Externally, plants and foliage or spaces must be found available for this purpose.
An inspiring home vision
Modern open-plan layouts dramatically position the living and dining areas adjacent to each other. Although they are not separated by walls or curtains, the color scheme and furniture indicate which is which. A chandelier above the glass top dining table would set the mood. A vertical garden along the dining room could bring in fresh greenery.
The kitchen becomes the heart of the residence
Along with a spectacular multipurpose kitchen island, steel cabinets and appliances along with layered lighting dissipate stress. What else would you add to the ideal home?
