Kitchen
The kitchen is often the most complex and expensive room to renovate. Focus on layout first: work triangles for sink, stove, and refrigerator improve efficiency. Consider durable countertops, functional cabinetry, and lighting that balances task and ambiance. Don’t forget ventilation and plumbing when planning appliances.
Bathroom
Bathrooms require careful waterproofing and ventilation. Tile selection, fixture placement, and storage solutions are critical. Pay attention to plumbing work and ensure proper drainage. Even small bathrooms benefit from clever layouts that maximize space.
Living Areas
Living rooms and dining areas are primarily about comfort and flow. Flooring, lighting, and wall finishes set the tone. Open layouts or multi-functional furniture can improve usability. Soundproofing and natural light are often overlooked but impactful.
Bedroom
Bedrooms benefit from storage solutions, lighting control, and comfort-driven finishes. Built-in closets, shelving, or under-bed storage make the most of small spaces. Light, paint, and window treatments affect mood and usability.