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The following tips are for  New Zealand home design . BRASS TO BLACK The door to my little house is paneled wood; quite unloved it’s surface was largely weathered and looked fairly out of place in my monochrome interior, though I did love the dignity of it; a little bit of contrast to my mostly flat surfaces. It got a coat of Black Semi-Gloss paint soon after I moved in though I hadn’t gotten around to changing the hardware; brass and also fairly weathered they needed an upgrade STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN Well maybe not heaven but its looking a whole lot better than it did pre-lockdown. These stairs were stripped of their carpet in a renovation that never got finished. Perhaps they were to be re-carpeted, perhaps they were going to be finished with a wood overlay, who knows, but here in lockdown my bubblepartner and I are looking to finish off this mid-century reno the cheapest way possible using what we have, perhaps to prove PANTRY MAKEOVER Is it just me or are the Lockdown days g...

If you are looking for best  tiler Auckland , please visit our website or call us to get the assistance ease. The following guide will you go instruction on selecting the tiles for your dream home. If you are thinking about having your bathroom tiled or retiled the following will offer you some assistance to help you make the job simple to finish and avoid the risks that can turn it into a headache. All the time invested preparing your tiling task will save you money and headaches. You should prepare your bathroom-tiling task really carefully. If you are using an expert tiling business they will assist you select the tile design and tile patterns. Selecting your Bathroom Tiles and patterns: The wealth of tiles available means that your conceptual designs are possibly unrestricted. The tiling designer will however have to keep hold of the reins as they know from experience that you can get carried away and wind up with a design that can not possibly fit the space it is inte...

If you’re thinking of renovating and have been doing some research, then there no doubt that the term “building consent” has come up once or twice. Most people would try to avoid  renovation works  that require building consent, and builders/renovation companies are guilty of this as well for a number of reasons such as: It’s too complicated dealing with the council It might uncover more things that need to be done Building consent related works sounds too expensive It will create unnecessary issues during the project It will create unnecessary delay And the list goes on However, it’s not all true – we will generally weigh up both sides (with and without consent) and draft up an action plan with scope of works that reflect both. The deciding factor really comes down to matching the scope of works (client’s requirements) with their budget; and whether that requires building consent or not – we manage the process for the client. Building Consent applications nee...