Is it cheaper to build or buy a house in South Africa in 2025?
The short answer is that it is cheaper to buy an existing house in South Africa but every year less so.
Will be discussed on arrival
Anything but beautiful
Kitchen and lounge design
should be able to do whole drawing pack and council submision
Good afternoon We are busy with a new development and would like to run a promotion whereby investor can get a free interior design consultation and a furniture voucher if the purchase a unit in the month of August. We will pay for the service and present the voucher to the client. Could you please give me a call to discuss your fees and if you would be willing to parktake in the promotion?
Eish...I'm not sure if my initial request will get to the same person. I asked for an architect but I really need someone to help with design/outlining a bathroom, a walk in cupboard as well as an overview of an old house. Most of the interior is solid but we'd like to give them an upgrade/modern feel.
Painting of kitchen cupboards, change of counter tops and space for microwave. New blinds with curtain railings. Bathroom vanity - still old basin Painting the entire flat https://altiru-trust.redrabbit.app/inspection/AHDYGB1Xts9QfoJ6?signature=f40ec9a3f04cde9bfe6de6a33ebfe85dacfc3dfd67d
We recently bought a house that has quite a lot of dark wood and creamy colours - the outside gives a Tuscan feel. I am completely out of depth as I naturally resonate with colder colours and am a typical "sad, gray Millenial" that likes white, beige and variants of gray. Looking for guidance on how to incorporate some existing furniture, addition of new, as well as ideas for paint, decor and colour in general (would I benefit more from adding sage to my dark wood and cream kitchen, should I go for blue and white China or stick to all black and white?). We are not pressed for time as we have lived with nothing before (moving into an apartment 4 days before lockdown after selling all of our furniture) and would like some type of AI prototype to make decisions. I am full of shit, but I will immediately know if I don't like something. I hate orange. I love plants. My husband doesn't care much. I hate Faith Hope and Love signs or wall stickers that say "This is us". We want something minimalistic, yet creative, stylish but not in a way that costs me my trips overseas, peaceful and harmonious as both my husband and I fight for our lives every day at work - we need tranquility at home. Plants are an absolute must, so everything must go with green. No chiffon or tafeta, no antiques... I want the second lounge (which has a fireplace) to be a reading room, so require a library look to it... Non-negotiable to be added to entrance - a shoe rack. The house has 4 bedrooms and a walk-through braai area. It has blinds but also curtain rails. Upstairs has wood floors and downstairs has tiles. Work from home space is needed for both of us - as far as possible from each other. One room may need to be converted to a nursery in future (therefore we are open to couches and carpets that are forgiving towards spills and sticky fingers, alternatively we can do storage for some items for a period of time or do stylish, dark covers). I have plenty of pictures. I prefer to communicate via mail as I struggle with listening and timing (due to my work). I do however work well with individuals that respect time (not early nor late for appointments).