Sell your house: Making rooms look bigger with contemporary wall art

When it comes to selling your house, you’ll want to present it in the best possible way to make every viewing count. It’s often hard to be objective about your own home, that bright pink bathroom you love so much, the photo frames and wall art covering every inch of wall space or the trinkets and collectables lining every shelf in your living room. Many sellers assume that viewers of the property will be able to look past all the personal touches and cosmetic appearances that may not be to their taste, but a lot of potential buyers are put off by bad décor and some of those finishes you love so much may be underselling your property by making it look too cluttered and pokey, or dark and small. So how can you bring your property to life and give it the illusion of being airy, spacious and modern – without renovating your whole house? Continue reading

5 Uses For Your New Conservatory

Getting a new conservatory built can be a really exciting time. It can finally give you the space that you need in your home and, as your family grows, it is the perfect way to get more room without have the stress and expense of moving house. Once your conservatory is finished you can then decide how you want to use it to its best advantage. Its potential really is limitless and here are some great ideas for how to make the most out of your new conservatory. Continue reading

Great photography that sells your home

Once you’ve decided to sell your home, you’ll want to make sure that your property looks its very best when on show to prospective buyers. Sellers can spend weeks preparing their house for sale by de-cluttering, painting and decorating and tidying up gardens. Once you’ve made all that effort and your property is ready to sell, eye-catching photography is vital when it comes to enticing buyers and making sure that your home stands out from the competition. Continue reading

Sharing a Home with a Hoarder

Most of us are reluctant to throw things away or have a good clear out, and it’s so easy to convince ourselves that we might need these possessions again in the future. Many homes across the UK have cupboards, lofts and garages filled to the brim with clothes, books, old toys and collectables, many of which haven’t been looked at or used for ye…