Selling a home is an adventure filled with choices, some of which involve deciding what to repair and what to leave as is. As tempting as it might be to fix every little imperfection before listing, it’s not always necessary—or financially-wise. Let’s walk through the key areas you might consider skipping over on the repair list, not only to save money but also to avoid unnecessary headaches.
Mudrooms serve as the transitional space between the great outdoors and the cozy interiors of a home. They are essential for keeping dirt and clutter at bay, but without the right design and storage solutions, they can quickly become a chaotic catchall area. This article delves into inspiring ideas and strategies to transform your mudroom into a well-organized, functional space that makes coming and going a breeze.
It’s no secret that we kinda like porch swings. I think every porch needs a swing to enjoy and relax on. We have had some type of swing at most every home we have ever lived in, and we know that has been a few. There is just something about a swing that takes me back to when I was younger sitting on my grandmothers porch. I have fond family memories of swinging and relaxing on the back porch. I can’t imagine having a house without one!
So when we started planning for this build, we discussed lots of things, but a pantry was not one of them. Im not the typical mother or wife that cooks every night or has a stash of food in the cabinets. Actually, I would be kind of embarrassed to show you my pantry right now. You would probably call me a horrible mother or think that I do not feed my children. I can assure you this is not the case, but I do not buy in excess and really don’t have much need for a huge pantry.
As we are in the planning stage of our new custom build, it is very important to think about each detail and each room. Henry and I plan each room separately. They will all follow the same overall theme, but each will have features making them unique.