Tips and Tricks to Increase Your Home’s Value with Custom Cabinetry
If you plan on selling your home any time soon, you’ll want to start thinking of ways to increase your home’s value. As the housing market roller coaster starts to slow down, homeowners are looking for ways to make their property stand out to buyers. If you’re wondering which home improvement projects are worth the time and money, try to think of any updates or renovations that help the future buyer see why this home is somewhere they want to live.
Storage Space Optimization and Personalization
You’ll want to look for areas of the home to increase usable storage space without sacrificing style or aesthetics. There’s usually about 4 feet of unused space between the top shelf and ceiling in most closets. You can add more storage space with built-in shelves that go to the ceiling and avoid stacking unsightly boxes. Be sure to include cabinet doors to hide any clutter. A good rule of thumb is to not stack more than two things on top of one another to reduce the risk of toppling boxes.
What about the dead space under your hanging clothes? Imagine pull-out drawers or shoe shelves. The standard builder-grade shelf and hanging rod just aren’t cutting it for maximizing storage space.
Small, yet efficient, updates to any home can create a feeling of personalization, making the potential prospects envision living there.
Increase Functionality and Efficiency
86% of homebuyers want a laundry room when purchasing a home. If you’re limited on space and working with a utility closet, adding functional and efficient features will boost desirability. Add vertical cabinets to store cleaning appliances like brooms, mops, and vacuums. Create a folding station to sort clothing, a built-in drying rack, or a folding and ironing station that separates your home from the rest.
Design and Create Multi-Use Spaces
Since COVID, working from home has become the new norm. The rise of functional home offices is almost essential. We understand not every family has the luxury of dedicating one room as a home office. So, our solution? Install a Murphy bed into the spare bedroom for visiting family members during the holidays, while converting the space into a fully functional and organized home office with customized shelves, built-in desks, and useful gadgets like a power grommet.
