Bathrooms and Kitchens are the most important features of house and it is well known that when it comes to selling your lovely home, the Kitchen and Bathroom are two of the most important selling points.
Whilst these two rooms are the focal selling points of your home, they are also where you'll spend a lot of time.
A great deal of socialising goes on in the Kitchens of many homes all over the world and this tends to be the place where the family gathers for eating, drinking and catching up on the latest news from each other.
These very reasons are good enough to base the decision on whether or not to invest in that revamp you've been waiting for and the good news is, you don't need to spend a fortune to get your kitchen looking up to date and fabulous! Firstly, a lick of paint does wonders for any part of the house and you'll be amazed how much this freshens up your home.
Once you've experimented with the paint pot, you can then move on to the kitchen cupboards if they're in need of sprucing up.
Kitchen cupboards can be rubbed down and re varnished or re painted.
If you have laminated cupboards then a simple laminate cover over the top will ensure a clean, fresh finish and if done correctly, you'll achieve the look of brand new units without having to spend the earth.
Once the kitchen units have been updated, you can now move on to the tiling.
Kitchen wall tiles and kitchen floor tiles are the icing on the cake for your revamp.
The only dilemma you'll have will be what type of kitchen tiles and floor tiles to choose from including Mosaic tiles, Ceramic tiles, Slate tiles, gloss, matt, glass, the list is endless.
Really, the decision is made by how much you're willing to spend as well as what look you're trying to accomplish.
You needn't spend a fortune, the ever-popular Ceramic tile that's been around for many years are especially hard wearing, durable and look great without costing a fortune.
Available in matt or gloss effect, these tiles come in many different colours so you'll have no trouble deliberating over which colour you'd prefer.
Ceramic tiles can be used as a wall tile or floor tile and not just for kitchens! Bathrooms and any living areas can benefit from using ceramic tiles as they are hard wearing and will not need to be replaced every other year.
Tiling your kitchen walls and kitchen floors, whatever the amount you spend, can prove beneficial to the value of your home and an essential addition to any household home improvements.
For many years now, tiling offers not only style to your bathrooms and kitchens, but also helps to preserve your walls from damp and water damage whilst creating a lovely environment to welcome your family and friends.
Happy tiling