No doubt after the lockdown, many of us have realised some shortcomings in our own homes. There's nothing like spending time at home to really notice what you'd like to change. Today we're talking about what are proving to be the 4 of the most in-demand renovations and their approximate costs. It is important to know that these costs are approximate precisely because in the world of renovations there is always an immense variety of products and qualities that can raise or even lower the final price.
Renovate the kitchen
In recent years, it was already one of the flagship reforms. Now, it seems that Many of those who haven't updated their kitchens want to do so.. It's time. We've spent a great deal of time cooking, baking, trying new recipes, and enjoying the art of home gastronomy. It’s no wonder we want to give our kitchen a fresh look.
Regarding prices, A kitchen of around 12 m² could be in the region of €8,000 to €9,000.. Now, consider that changing the kitchen furniture is not the same as tearing everything out and starting again. Obviously, if we want to carry out a complete kitchen renovation, knock down walls, change plumbing points, etc., this budget could increase.
Regarding the quality of kitchen fronts, that could also have an influence. An interesting and well-priced option is that of laminated doors (made of cellulosic paper and synthetic resin). They have great hardness and their colour has greater durability, remaining unchanged over time. They also have better maintenance than other materials, which are also more expensive, such as lacquered fronts or solid wood fronts.
Renovate the bathroom
So much time at home, especially if there are many of us, has made us see that Relaxing moments in the bath are important. The trend to date was to replace the bath with a shower, although currently it seems that many prefer the benefits of a bath at home. Be that as it may, orThe renovation of a bathroom of about 4 m² could be around €3,500.
In this case, concerning the bathroom, it should be highlighted that factors such as tiles that are used or the sanitaryware will be decisive. The design costs money, so wall-hung sanitaryware, for instance, will always be much more expensive than the traditional kind.
Look at current trends with black taps and even shower trays in this colour; they are giving excellent aesthetic results, although it's preferable to install them in places where the water isn't excessively hard.
Change the internal doors
For a long time, interior doors were the great forgotten element in renovations. In recent years, kitchens and bathrooms have been prioritised, but it seems they are now regaining importance in the renovation sector. After all, it’s no use having a beautiful house if you don’t have interior carpentry to match.
They remain trends for white lacquered finishes, although wooden ones in natural tones are increasingly in demand. Regarding the price, it is possible to change the wooden joinery for about 2,000 euros.
Full refurbishment of a dwelling
Without a doubt, Renovating our entire home is the dream many of us have.. Is it a good time to do it? Yes. It is currently possible to do a complete renovation at a good price. To give us an idea, a A full renovation of a 100 m² property could be around €65,000.. As in previous cases, this is a guide price that will vary depending on the quality of the materials used. We can say that at this price, the quality would be medium and acceptable. If we choose more expensive suppliers, the price will obviously increase.
And what does a comprehensive renovation involve? Absolutely everything, from changing windows, flooring, walls, doors, bathroom and kitchen. The best way to start 2021, even though it's already underway.
