In general, renovating a condo and renovating a home is quite similar. However, there are indeed certain limitations – tougher ones, some may say – when it comes to condo makeovers. Mostly, units within a shared complex requires an understanding of rules and more in-depth understanding of rules, regulations, and thus, renovation limitations. Essentially, we’re taking about needing a different design strategy altogether. Check out these following 4 tips to get the most out of your upcoming condo redesign.
Flexibility is key
Undoubtedly, it’s essential to have a clear idea of what you’d like to do with your space. But, within that clear image, it’s also equally important to be flexible. Whether it’s due to arrival deadlines that are impossible to keep or costs that surpass your budget, flexibility should be a priority when redoing your condo.
Say ‘yes’ to your favorite wall colors
Don’t be afraid to choose a new wall color that you really like, even though you’re not sure the future owner might go for it. In the end, painting is no big deal, and people can easily change their wall color whenever they want. If you’re very worried about this, then consider redoing the walls and opting for a neutral color before placing your condo on the market.
Quality flooring installation is a must
While repainting your walls is relatively easy, redoing your Myrtle Beach flooring certainly is not. Before calling flooring installation services, take the time to peruse several different types, materials, and colors of residential flooring installation to select one that’s perfect for your home. If you’re not sure which one to pick, just come on down to our Young Interiors showrooms in Myrtle Beach an Longs, SC. Our on-site experts would be more than happy to help you find the best residential flooring installation for your condo.
Move out during renovations (so you don’t go crazy!)
Move out during renovations in your condo if it’s possible, so you avoid going crazy with the chaos that comes along with living in a construction zone. Living in a place without a fully functioning bathroom or kitchen can be incredibly frustrating – not to mention totally exhausting! Avoid the ‘reno regrets’ altogether by staying somewhere else temporarily.