Before you remodel or redecorate your home inner rooms, run some financial numbers to determine whether your project is a smart investment.

The numbers include the estimated costs, home value assessment, financing costs, and other related calculations.

Review cost-related issues to inner room (remodeling) vs. buying a new home.

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Your 2nd step to inner room design and decor is deciding what you would like to do and collecting ideas.

This includes reviewing -

• living/family room pics,
• home entray way pics,
• architectural plans,
• floor layouts,
• home gallery,
• den/libarary room information,
• inner room shopping and more.

Step 3 is sketching your ideas on paper (or digitally) and developing the spec plan.

The spec plan determines what type interior room design considerations that will be needed. It will also contain the product specifications for each design element such as room remodeling, furniture, design layout, room makeover, other.

You will use the spec plan and architectural design to bid the project out to an interior design contractor.

Step 4 is finding and negotiating the project with an interior designer or decorator.

Give your remodeling ideas and specs to a contractor for review and bid analysis.

Use the local network (aligned with HomeAdvisor) to find the right person for your project.

Review guides for contractor selection and negotiation.

Step 5 is arranging financing once you select the inner room design for your project.

Using the equity value in your home is one of the best financing option for interior design and decor. Start with a home equity line of credit or a bank equity program.

Other options may include cash-out refinancing, personal savings, and/or financing from home improvement contractors.

Step 6 is where the project begins.

It starts with setting up the work area, installing everything that needs to be replaced, rearranging furniture where needed, putting in the final touches, etc.

It also means working with the contractor, managing the project, and getting the remodeling project inspected before releasing any funds.

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