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A new home needs to include love-this-too-much-to-part-with-it pieces, or the experience of downsizing won’t be a happy one.Measure, measure, and measure, again. This step is most important. Things have to fit, or a new place will not be functional or easy to live in. Click here for more help in downsizing to a new home: http://www.redesignstagingdecor.com/
Even if the homeowner’s/strata association, real estate agent or landlord comes up with a floor plan, measure anyway! Some of those plans are almost never correct, and even a few inches can make a huge difference in a small space. Get permission from the seller or the owner to spend an hour or so measuring the new home. It’s smart to measure all of the rooms — and especially the larger living spaces. Use a 25-foot tape measure rather than a 12-foot one, because it makes the job so much easier. Measure the room length, width and height, then measure all the doors and windows, and also measure such things as, position of air conditioners, heating vents and electrical outlets. Use a graph sheet to draw t scale as best as possible. It will be of great help later. Don’t forget to check any existing lighting and see if the furniture will fit with the location of these fixtures.
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Doors are especially important, because house furniture, usually much larger in size, may not always fit through the doors or narrow hallways of the new apartment. The next step is to measure the width and depth of all the furniture that will be moved to the new place. For immediate help call Renata Bellentani at 604.336.1034
Learn how to keep the most cherished and comfy pieces, and still fit them in the new home, click on this link: http://www.redesignstagingdecor.com/ Some comfy chairs much used and enjoyed at the home may not be appropriate because of the size, in the new home. Working with the online or offline Residential Interior Designer will help in being able to look at the whole picture and see how everything will eventually fir into the new home. There are things homeowners are not aware of that may help in setting up a new home
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