Since most of us have been spending more time at home lately, we’ve probably noticed one or two ways our homes could be improved. While there’s no end to the ways you can improve your home, there are a few improvements that can add serious value to your property.
As well as adding value, these improvements can make your home feel more deluxe. They add space, beauty, or good old-fashioned convenience. Let’s discuss three of the top home improvements in 2021.
Garden Office
Home offices are all the rage right now. Creating a comfortable, productive workspace takes more than a desk and swivel chair. If you don’t have a spare room in your house to commandeer as your workspace, you could consider investing in a garden office.
A garden office is exactly what it sounds like. It’s a space created in your garden, almost like a luxurious shed. Garden offices are generally (but not always) flat rooved, with insulation, electricity, and double-glazed. They can provide a comfortable, peaceful working space, free of distractions.
Domestic/Service Lift
Service lifts are another great way to spice up your home. They’re a must have for persons with mobility issues or other disabilities, and they can streamline your home in many practical ways. For example, you can use your lift to get around your house quickly and easily, especially if you have a property spanning several floors. You can also use a service lift for transporting goods, documents and other items.
Setting up a service lift is fairly simple. Professional service lift installers will assess your home, and help you decide what kind of lift you need, and how it should be fitted. Service lifts are subtle, smooth, and often rather attractive. Visit a professional service lift installer’s website, and check out their lift technical area for any further questions you might have.
Orangery
Conservatories make a beautiful addition to a home, but their temperature fluctuates too wildly for comfort. For something new and even more beautiful, consider installing an orangery. Like a conservatory, a orangery is predominantly made out of glass. Orangeries have a rich history of use throughout the centuries, and carries a kind of elegance and peacefulness with it.
An orangery will add more space to your home. Choose carefully where you want to place it. For example, you could have your orangery branching off an existing room, like your kitchen or family room, to add extra space. Of course, if you prefer another enclosed room, you can always close the doors to your orangery and enjoy a little privacy.
The pandemic and ensuing lockdown has had us all itching for something to do. Whether you’re a DIY enthusiast, or you have plenty of professional workmen on speed-dial, there is plenty of ways in which you can improve your home. Take some time to go through your home and spot anything that could be improved, streamlined, or even revamped all together. Your home is a reflection of you, so have fun with it!