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From determining your needs and preferences to choosing the right contractors, the journey of building a boutique home can seem daunting, but that doesn’t have to be the case.

If you’re looking to build or purchase a home, you’ve probably heard of boutique homes. We take a closer look at what exactly defines them and how such homes might offer you a unique blend of luxury, functionality and individuality.

While attics are most commonly used for storage, they can usually be converted to living spaces to maximise your home space.

Here are some tips to incorporate into your gardening and landscaping practices to create a low-waste garden and embrace sustainability.

Boutique homes place an emphasis on personalisation and unique features, and custom cabinetry is often one of the ways that homeowners can add a touch of elegance to their custom homes.

When it comes to choosing between open and closed spaces, there isn’t always a one size fits all solution and most homes tend to have a mix between the two.

Frosted glass is a popular design element that has gained in popularity in recent years because of its ability to balance style and privacy.

Attics are often one of the most underutilised spaces in period homes. While they offer significant potential for additional living space, they can also present issues such as poor insulation and moisture build-up.

Building a boutique home from scratch may not always be the most affordable. Here are some tips to help you build on a budget.

Unlike mass-produced homes, boutique homes typically enjoy more attention to detail and personalised design elements, including landscaping.