Book description
Interiors expert Kate Watson-Smyth brings you the Mad About the House Planner for everything you need to know when renovating your home. With more and more of us working from home and spending more time in the house, it's more important than ever that our homes are adaptable and welcoming.
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1 author picked Mad About the House Planner as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Not sure where to start when thinking about a remodel? Start with this book.
It asks big questions about your home, what you want to change, and why you want to make those changes. I love that it is also a journal, and it is easy to record your thoughts and notes as you go through the process.
The author, Kate Watson-Smyth, is a legend in the industry. She shares her experience and breaks everything down into easy-to-understand sections. You'll learn about planning your space, choosing the right colors, and picking the best materials for the job. Honestly, it's like…
From Matan's list on The best books to read before you plan a remodel of your house.
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