Let’s be real—renovating is exciting, but it’s also a major financial decision. And one of the first things I hear from homeowners is this: “I’m terrified it’s going to cost way more than I think.”

In Part 1, we talked about how to get unstuck and take the first steps toward renovating your home with clarity and confidence. But now that you’ve defined your vision, set your budget, and maybe even booked your consultation—there’s another big question

You know your home needs a change. The layout doesn’t flow, the finishes are outdated, and you’ve saved up, dreamed big, and collected every possible inspiration pin on your phone. But now you're frozen.

Selling your home is a big deal. It’s not just about putting up a sign and waiting. It’s about showing your home in its very best light, so the right buyer walks in and says, “This is the one.”

A bed is not just a place to sleep—it’s where your day ends, where your body rests, and where you find comfort and safety. Choosing the right bed is one of the most important decisions when designing a bedroom.

When you walk into a photography studio, you should feel something right away. Calm. Comfortable. Focused.

Let’s dive into the things you really need to think about when planning your new build. These are the details that will make your home feel right, not just look right.

Tiles can totally change the look and feel of your bathroom. They’re not just something you walk on—they protect your walls and floors from water, make cleaning easier, and bring beauty into the space.