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Home remodeling is not a walk in the park. You are bound to have headaches with schedules un-followed<\/em> and material quality being sub-standard. Creating a home that\u2019s fabulous takes a lot of effort, planning, and time. Here are some designer tips that you can mimic so you can add a little pizazz to your home –<\/p>\n

Yes to Bigger Furniture <\/strong><\/p>\n

Contrary to common notion, having large furniture inside a small room is actually a step up in terms of remodeling. Huge pieces can actually make a room appear a tad bigger (e.g. a spacious bed with a lovely headboard in an average-sized room).<\/p>\n

Just remember to scale your furniture so that you\u2019re still able to leave ample space wherein you can move around with ease.<\/p>\n

Yes to Wallpaper<\/strong><\/p>\n

Don\u2019t automatically think of wallpaper as boring. These days, there are lots of designs, patterns and textures to choose from. Imagine feature walls right behind your headboard or inside the cozy dining room.<\/p>\n

You can also wallpaper up the walls on your stairways and above the fireplace. Take interest in this exciting material and you will soon realize the overabundance of designs at your disposal.<\/p>\n

Yes to the Floating Floor <\/strong><\/p>\n

Altering the flooring of a home is a major makeover. Use floating floors installed over tiles so that you won\u2019t have to deal with noise. You could use a jack hammer to uninstall the old tiles.<\/p>\n

Yes to Correct Lighting \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 <\/strong><\/p>\n

Consider the lighting in your home. This has the power to change the feeling, colors and the overall ambience so choose well. Find out what task, general or accent lighting you need to use in different areas.<\/p>\n

Yes to Storage Units <\/strong><\/p>\n

Always store materials in dry and cool places. Keep your tools inside a container while make sure that your valuables are also stored inside sturdy cabinets.<\/p>\n

No to Mess <\/strong><\/p>\n

This doesn\u2019t mean that you will turn into a minimalist overnight. Decluttering simply means you learn to let go of stuff that you no longer use. This also means being creative enough that you free up some space where there used to be a lot of unused stuff.<\/p>\n

Less to zero clutter means you are able to simplify your life and eventually your surroundings. You must also make an effort to create a coherent design that will aid you in de-stressing.<\/p>\n

No to Inaccurate Measurement <\/strong><\/p>\n

Another thing that you need to say no to is erroneous measurement. Even \u00bc of an inch can make a huge difference. Dimensions that are off, non-symmetrical or unequal won\u2019t give you the design impact that you want. In essence, measurements can make or break the look of your home.<\/p>\n

If you\u2019re not too confident in measuring architecture and how to place decorative elements, then ask for help. Friends or family members can help you take more accurate measurements.<\/p>\n

No to Skipping Prep Work <\/strong><\/p>\n

You just have to do this the right way. Avoiding prep work is tantamount to embracing design failure. Take your time in doing it right from the onset. This may be a tedious process but it can save you a lot of time, money and effort later.<\/p>\n

No to Gutting Every Little Thing \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

It is better to rely on a well-set plan than to begin renovating by clearing out everything. With correct planning, you should be able to work around certain areas. This can, again, save you a lot of time and effort.<\/p>\n

No to the Wrong Tools <\/strong><\/p>\n

This is another problem that you wouldn\u2019t want to encounter. Using the wrong tool could end up with a wrecked project, a damage on the tool itself, or worse, an accident. Again, you wouldn\u2019t want this to happen.<\/p>\n

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