Sometimes, having a renovation done is the best thing you can do for
your home! When you're tired of your space or things look dated and just need
an upgrade, a simple renovation can do so much to breathe new life into your
space. This can range from painting your walls, changing up your layout and
even adding new accessories!
One of the parts of the home that is usually overlooked in a quick
renovation is the floors. Flooring is so important in a home because it can
really pull a whole room together! While there are so many interesting ideas
for flooring, there might be some restrictions for those who do a hdb renovation. Most of the time, the floors cannot be renovated so they are
overlooked. However, that doesn't mean you cannot design your floors in some
way! There are still ways to make it look pretty or classy without putting a
jackhammer to it. Plus, these tips are great for those on a budget!
Check out these ideas for HDB renovation flooring ideas.
1. Rugs. Can't install wall-to-wall carpeting? Try putting rugs in
your spaces. Rugs can define spaces and pull together areas. This is especially
useful if you are living in an open-plan home or apartment with no clear
definition between living and dining spaces and the like. You can opt to get
Persian rugs, which come in a variety or large sizes and colors for your room.
You may also try other kinds of rugs like woven ethnic rugs, silk mats, fluffy
carpets and the like. As long as it fits with your decor and can keep up with
your lifestyle, the possibilities are endless!
2. Vinyl Tile. Vinyl tile is another great option that fits in with
HDB renovation guidelines. Vinyl or synthetic tiles are a cost-effective
solution for homeowners on a tight budget. Because they are manufactured,
virtually any pattern or color can be created. It's affordable, compared to
ceramic, stone or porcelain. Peel-and-stick vinyl tile can be installed over
other materials quickly, requiring less demolition. It's also easier to
replace. If your property has a an existing ugly vinyl floor, you can even
paint over it and make it look like a thousand dollar floor!
3. Linoleum.Contrary to popular belief, linoleum and vinyl are not
the same thing. Don't be fooled by linoleum! These days, linoleum looks so much
better on floors that get worn out from daily use. Instead of looking for
printed linoleum, try getting plain ones that look more polished. Linoleum is
the more versatile material; some homeowners use it for countertops and
backsplashes since linoleum can last
30-40 years. Linoleum is also used in commercial applications such as
healthcare facilities, schools and hospitals because of its durability and
non-allergenic properties. Same idea with vinyl, if your property has existing
linoleum that is ugly to look at, you can have it repainted.
Renovation contractors in Singapore are knowledgeable with the guidelines
of doing renovation and interior design for HDB’s. Since reconstructing floors
have a lot of restrictions by the government, ideas listed above doesn’t need any
permits to have it installed.