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skip to content reid crow-ther man builds house primary menu about reid got a question? visualising my home posted on may 21, 2019 may 21, 2019 by maurice mitchell in the months since finishing my home, i’ve been frequently asked how i went about planning my home. visitors walk around the open-plan ground floor and are in disbelief that this humble terraced home could offer so much space, especially considering how small it looks like from the outside. it wasn’t my intention to make so many changes to this small building, i’d initially planned on simply smartening up the place and flipping it for quick buck. however, once i started working on the place i soon realised that some real changes needed to happen if i was going to pass it on to a new owner. the building as i found it was a typical one-bed terrace with a ‘vintage feel’ as the letting agent put it. this was a nice way of saying ‘extremely dated’. i knew what i getting myself in for to a certain extent: nasty old carpets, textured ceilings, thin windows – but what i hadn’t bargained on was the cramped space and uninspired design. my home was built at a time when houses were in much demand. designers and architects at that time did not worry themselves over considering what it would be like to live in these homes whilst they were drawing them up, they simply crammed as many units into the limited space that they had to work with. the result was homes like mine, and the hundreds that surround it: cramped, ugly and unpractical. thankfully, this is where my experience and connections in the print industry came in handy. i’d never redesigned a home before, but i did have the number of an old co-worker who did so for a living. the world of 3d visualisation is usually reserved for folks with a bit more cash going handy. it’s commonly used by property developers who are keen to show investors what their planned builds will look like in the context of the surrounding area, but it’s also used to model the interior of homes too. i gave my pal a copy of the master plan for my home, alongside a few ideas that i had for the interior design and some images of the furniture that i was taking with me, and he put together a complete 3d render of what my home could like. this visualisation showed me the potential that my property had, but it was also daunting. there was so much to change that it would be impossible to do get it all done in a year. this is when i made the decision to start this blog and take my time transforming this ‘vintage’ terrace into a modern home that would match the visualisation. although i understand not every first-time homeowner has the good fortune to have a 3d visualiser on his beck and call, having the visualisation on hand was vital in guiding me through the renovation process and gave me some much needed motivation when it felt that the job was never going to end. posted in blog getting powered up: dc-dc converters & home audio posted on may 8, 2019 may 8, 2019 by maurice mitchell the relief of getting the ground floor of my home completed was something that i’d been looking forward to for some time. although i’d felt a constant itch to leave my rented room, i’d at least felt comfortable enough to sit down and enjoy a bit of piece and quiet. from the first day of moving in to my new home i found it impossible to take a night off from renovation. the unfinished floors cried out to be sorted, the rough-hewn walls were a distracting eyesore and even the freedom of having no doors was one that was short lived. once all these important pieces of the design had been installed, i felt that i could finally start taking a step back and actually enjoy the home that i had spent so much time toiling over. my kitchen was one of the few parts of the house that was near enough completed when i moved in, so it was only the living room that needed properly kitting out. this was a room that i had grand plans for from the get-go, and i was keen to start funnelling my newly liberated time and money into creating the perfect space for me to be able to properly relax in. whilst i’m sure other people might have prioritised soft furnishings above hardware, i was keen to buy in the entertainment equipment that would provide me with hours of happy times. i’d carefully considered the dimensions of my room before ordering in the electronics, i didn’t want to dominate the minimal scandi-design that i’d spent to so long labouring over with a monolithic television and speaker set-up. i settled for a 32-inch television that would be just the right size and found a powerful (yet tidy) set of 5.1 surround sound speakers that would give me the clarity that i wanted without cluttering the space too much. the electronic equipment that i ordered came from america, requiring me to also invest in a handful of military dc-dc converters . it might sound dorky, but it was these little technical tasks that i was looking forward to the most. whilst getting the majority of the heavy-work done had provided me with some measure of satisfaction, it wasn’t until i was plugging in my brand new entertainment system that i started to get excited to start my life properly in my new home. with the electronic entertainment system successfully installed, the only thing left to do was buy a sofa! part of the joy of leaving rented accommodation is that you start to accumulate pieces of furniture and other item that you can afford to get emotionally attached to. although i’ve belittled ikea in the past, i found that they offered the best value for the style of sofa that i was looking for. i wanted a sofa-bed that offered me comfort, whilst also giving me options to have more folks stay the night should i ever get round to having a house-warming party… posted in blog doors, windows and other such portals posted on april 30, 2019 may 8, 2019 by maurice mitchell once the walls had been completed, it looked like things were really starting to come together. it had taken a good two months of hard graft to smooth down the rough walls to a pint where i was confident sticking some paint on them. those two months had been slow and demoralising in equal measure; my progress was a little difficult to see, especially as i was completely new to all these skills. i’d been a desk jockey for a years, so not only was i unfit, but i was also woefully unequipped to the task of decorating a house. the only tools i had at my disposal were the budget supplies i’d picked up from b&q and youtube. stuck within my limited budget as i was, i flat-out refused to part with the exorbitant money required to pay professionals to the do the job. i knew that the skills that i’d pick up on this job would be valuable and that this wouldn’t be the first house that i’d be renovating, so i got googling and then got thoroughly stuck in. putting the time in during this early phase was really rewarding and although it was difficult to see the initial progress, by the time the two months had passed my house was starting to resemble a home, although there were some rather important features missing: namely doors! when you’re living as a bachelor there are a few necessities that you learn to live without. when i first moved into my new place, i understood that there was a lack of doors in the property. alone as i was, this didn’t really bother me at first. why would i need them? in fact, during the first few weeks of settling into my new abode, the concept of a door-less home was practically liberating. i was free to wander through my new property unhindered my handles. i would drift seamlessly between kitchen, bedroom and bathroom; rejoicing in my new found freedom. an objection only arose when i had my first guests around. i’d gotten so used to my new door-free setup that i casually pointed my guests in the direction of the bathroom, without thinking that there would be an objection to my new care-free design. my parents insisted that very day to take me to 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