Apr 16, 2021
It’s been two summers since the lockdowns, and we’re getting more attached to our living spaces—more caring about how it looks, more nit-picky than a house inspector—and we’ve been thinking of renovating our home all year long.
Design consultant Mike Salvador says that renovating is part of evolving. “A home evolves through the years as the occupant or family experiences growth, cultural change, economic or technological advancement,” he says, which leads us to the first reason to renovate this summer: a vision.
A dream turned into reality
“Renovating a home is synonymous with flourishing,” Salvador begins. “It’s almost always a way to uplift a space, increase the potential of a place, or simply build toward a dream.” Not only can upgrading your home improve your space, it can also boost your mood and sense of fulfillment.
Salvador says he used to have a client who asked for assistance in renovating her resort home into what she and her late husband envisioned it to be.
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