So let us assume you have officially bought your own home, apartment or condominium unit. Now that you have the place, it is highly unlikely that you will leave it as it is. The next step is to plan what furniture to buy, measure the most likely space that they will eat up and canvass the best price you can get for them.
Furnishing your place is something that will take more than a day to plan. For one, visualizing the whole place and seeing what type of furniture would be best suitable is the hardest part in the initial stages of interior decorating your pad.
Space allocation management is another thing. Especially for condominium units, you do not have the luxury of space to bring in large sofas, king sized beds, a home theatre setup, a plasma television set and so on. People have to be wise since for sure, forcing the issue will make their place look like a can of sardines!
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
The Stuff You Need When you Move In
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