A Room-by-Room Guide to Home Renovation

Introduction

When you’re ready to renovate your home, it can be overwhelming to think about the time and money that is going to be required. However, if you know what needs to be done in each room of your house, then it will help you create a budget and a timeline for completion. This guide will help you start your renovations by listing the costs for each room, arranged from least expensive or easiest to most expensive or most difficult.` It’s important to bear in mind that these costs are approximate, and will vary from place to place. They also don’t include the cost of labor, which could be substantial depending on how much of the work you do yourself. If you have experience with home improvements or construction, then it might be worth hiring some professionals like electricians or plumbers to handle those tasks.

Living room

The living room is the heart of your home. It’s where you spend time with family and friends, so it should be a place that feels welcoming and comfortable.

There are many things to consider when renovating a living room, including:

• Your style–what do you want your living room to look like? Do you want something minimalist, modern or rustic? The style of your home will help determine this decision. If it’s already heavily decorated in one particular style, then sticking with that theme may be easier than trying something new!
• Colour scheme–another big factor in how people decorate their homes is colour choice! Whether it’s bold hues or neutral tones; bright pinks against cream walls; greens against grey cabinets; blue-grey carpets… there are many options out there! Be sure not only do they go well together but also complement each other (ie don’t put two reds next door).

Kitchen

The kitchen is one of the most important parts of your home. It should be spacious and well-lit, with ample counter space for you to prepare meals and store food. A separate dining area is also essential so that guests can enjoy their meals in comfort. If you have children, it’s best if there are separate areas where they can play or do their homework without disturbing you while cooking or cleaning up after dinner parties. The laundry room should be near this area and ideally connected to it with an outside door, so dirty clothes don’t have to travel far during wash cycles.

At least one pantry is needed to store dry goods like flour and sugar–but if possible there should be two: one for dry goods (like pasta) and another devoted entirely towards canned goods like tomatoes or soup stock packets

Dining room

The dining room is the space where you’ll want to create an inviting and comfortable environment for entertaining. To do so, keep your design bright and airy with light colors. Use large windows or skylights to let in natural light and make it feel like there’s no ceiling at all!

• Color scheme: Choose a palette of soft pastels such as yellow or blue to give your dining room an elegant look without being too stuffy.
• Furniture: Large tables can take up space in this small area of the house so opt for smaller ones instead–you can always add extensions when needed! Also consider using chairs with adjustable heights that allow everyone at the table to sit comfortably while they eat their meals together (or watch television).
• Lighting: Add lamps above each seat, so everyone has enough light while they’re eating dinner together; this will also make it easier for guests who may not know each other very well yet because it creates conversation starters like “What do YOU think about…” etcetera…

Bedrooms

Bedrooms are the most personal rooms in your home. This is where you relax, unwind and get ready for the day ahead. Your bedroom should be a place that you feel comfortable in, so it’s important to make sure that it reflects who you are and what makes you happy.

Here are some ideas for how to create a unique space:

• Bedrooms can be decorated with themes based on hobbies or interests, such as sports teams or colors of clothing worn most often by family members (for example, if someone likes red shirts).
• Paint an accent wall in bright colors like yellow or blue to give your bedroom some personality!

Bathroom

• Replace the shower head.
• Replace the sink faucet.
• Remove the old shower curtain and replace it with a new one.
• Replace the toilet seat, if necessary (most toilets come with a standard or comfort height seat). If you’re replacing your toilet seat, make sure to check out our guide to choosing which one is right for you!
• Remove any towel racks in your bathroom and replace them with more decorative options like this one from Restoration Hardware ($99).

Conclusion

When renovating your home, it’s important to consider the different rooms and how they can be upgraded. We’ve outlined some ideas for each of these spaces that will help you get started on your own project.