Are you stuck with your renovation project's to-do list?
It's true - somethings never seem to change - like your to do list. But if you're like many of my clients, there comes a time when you just have to go ahead and get your project going.
But where to start? You can start here by reading a few posts written for people just like you.
A little confirmation helps you to know you are not alone. So here are some ideas for you to read to get you started. The link below is a short piece about the need to block out time and make a commitment to get started. It might start with contacting a contractor, builder or architect or you might start by visiting home centers and kitchen and bath stores.
Start here first
Great, now you're warming up to moving ahead. But you still have questions or concerns about building or renovating. The more you understand the building process, the better you will be when the time comes to find your kitchen and bath cabinets, plumbing, appliances, tubs, etc.
If you're in a coastal area, you want to make sure that your home will be built for longevity.
Now read this
It's really that simple. Once you understand what's needed in the construction process, you can jump to the fun part - design and decorating. However, before you head back to Pinterest to get ideas, let's take time to discuss how you plan to use the room you are building or renovating.
This part will make you relieved and ready for a great change
In the end, your project is about creating your vision of the best home. Home should be a place to be comfortable in with everything that pulls at your heart strings. And by the way, I value this quote from The One Thing book that says "Perfection gets in the way of what is possible". In other words, it's okay to want something wonderful, but don't let the fact that it isn't "perfect" (nothing is here on earth you know) keep you from enjoying all the wonderful things about your home.
If you're still frozen, consider calling an expert to help you make decisions and who values the things that you love.
Mary Alice Smith - 732 608-7583
M. A. Smith Interior Design
Residential and Commercial Interior Design
E-mail: masmith@masmithinteriordesign.com
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Website: http://masmithinteriordesign.com
Serving Coastal New Jersey homeowners and businesses for twenty years
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