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CUT THE COST OF YOUR RENOVATION of the month

Here in the UK, we’re slightly obsessed with reviving old or dated properties. We have a lot of stock and there’s something to be said for bringing a property back to life. The resulting before and after pictures can bring untold satisfaction – especially if you can save money while doing so. Finding out where to safely and responsibly cut corners is always top of the agenda.

Cutting the costs of your renovation project doesn’t mean you won’t get a high standard of finish, although you might have to make some compromises. A lot of thought and planning, plus smart design solutions, can help you obtain the look that you desire at a fraction of the cost. It’s about thinking

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