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Heritage home renovation

After a long search Sharon Robinson finally found the house of her dreams. A small semi-detached heritage home on the Waikato River. Armed with a limited budget she was crushed when her pre-auction offer was rejected but decided to go to the auction anyway. It paid off. She purchased the house for the very same price as her rejected offer.

For a couple of years she changed the furniture around, thought about what she could do with the space, but then any thoughts of a house alteration had to be pushed aside when she decided to go out on her own and start her own architectural design company, Smart Living Spaces.

A few years into business, not ever expecting to be able to afford to do anything, it suddenly hit her what she could do to the house. “The spaces in this little house were cramped. My studio/office was more like an oversized closet. The kitchen and living area had lots of wasted space and the interior décor was gloomy and very worn. It

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