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The most common KDR challenges and how to overcome them

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There are many fantastic reasons to commit to a knock down rebuild (KDR) to realise that perfect new home you are picturing in your mind’s eye. You may love your neighbourhood but not the home you live in, or you may be eyeing off a KDR as a means of investing in your property.

Whatever your KDR motivation, if you’ve committed to the project, it’s worth noting that a knock down rebuild is not without its challenges. But forewarned is forearmed, and with a clear understanding of the process and what lies ahead, you’ll be able to navigate your knock down rebuild project comfortably and confidently.

Here are four challenges commonly associated with knock down rebuild projects and how you can overcome them.

Heritage protections

Often homeowners and homebuyers may not actually know the heritage controls that apply to the home they wish to demolish for their KDR project. This may sometimes even be the case if you already own the property.

If you want to knock down your existing house and rebuild, the essential first step is confirming that the home to be demolished is not under heritage protections. To do so in NSW you’ll need to visit the State Heritage Register as well as your local council. In some cases, only part of your property may be heritage listed (such as a façade or front fence), meaning that only that part will need to be retained.

Adhering to the regulations of your local council

When it comes to knock down rebuilds, rules, regulations, and development controls can vary quite significantly depending on which local government area your block of land is situated in.

So before you get too far into your planning, be sure to comb through the development control plans of your state and local council. There may be controls around what can be done in your suburb, your street, or even on your specific block of land. Some key things to look out for include increased boundary setbacks and a requirement to replicate the character of the area.

Understanding how a KDR works financially

Understanding the full financial equation for your knock down rebuild requires no small amount of patience, planning, and likely the support of a finance professional. Before you even commit to your KDR, you need to be 110 per cent sure that you have the means to see the project through to completion.

Before you get too far into your planning, comb through the development control plans of your state and local council.

The key here is obtaining comprehensive and accurate information – all of it – to ensure what you’re committing to financially and avoid nasty cost surprises once your KDR is already underway. At Zac Homes, we can help here by using our extensive experience in delivering successful knock down rebuild projects for homeowners just like yourself.

We will work tirelessly to ensure that you have the complete understanding of what your knock down rebuild will cost before you commit to the project. If you don’t like the figures we give you, we can look at adjusting the scope of your KDR to bring it more in line your budget. The most important thing for us is that you are comfortable with what you’re committing too.

There’s simply no way around the fact that your knock down rebuild will, on some level, be an inconvenience for your neighbours. If left unmanaged, these inconveniences can escalate into bigger issues – and potentially even complaints to your local council.

To ensure that your KDR avoids such problems, which can lead to delays in the building process, our project managers and site supervisors can work with you to manage the relationships with your neighbours, to ensure that your KDR is completed on schedule and with minimal inconvenience to the surrounding properties.

ZAC Homes: Trust, respect, integrity, and pride

At ZAC Homes, we pride ourselves on our exceptional customer service and our ability to make knock down rebuilds more pleasure than pain.

Call us on 1300 350 793 or send us an online enquiry and let’s chat about your KDR project.

What is the best multi-dwelling option for my family home?

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The increasing price and lack of available greenfield blocks is leading more families to consider building multi-dwellings on their existing property. But building a multi-dwelling home can be more complex than you think. You need to take into consideration your family’s needs, your land size, aspect and topography, and the regulations set by your local council.

Dual occupancy homes are defined by the NSW State Government as two separate dwellings on a single plot of land.

There’s currently a strong trend towards multi-generational living, particularly in Greater Western Sydney, where property prices continue to rise. And it’s happening in a couple of different ways, with young people staying at home longer, older generations sharing their homes, and others looking for affordable investment opportunities.

The four types of multi-dwelling homes

There are four popular multi-dwelling options – a multi-generational home under one roof, a house with a stand-alone granny flat, a duplex, and a dual occupancy home. So, which one is the best fit for your needs? While our expert team at ZAC Homes can help you find the best option to suit your land and your needs, here’s our guide to the differences between each of these four types to get you started.

Multi-generational home under one roof

Once the norm in Australian households, where the young help care for the older generation, the custom of multi-generational living has experienced a downturn in past decades. However, recent studies indicate that many Australians once again live in multi-generation households, and that trend is on the rise.  

There are several reasons you and your family might want a multi-dwelling home, such as extra space to accommodate elderly relatives; private space for teenage children; a separate studio/office; or a rental property with short or long-term tenants.

A multi-generational household is often just a large house where several generations share all the common areas of the home like the living room, kitchen and outdoors. But it can also mean a large home with a separate apartment attached with its own bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and compact living area.

Stand-alone granny flat

A stand-alone granny flat is a fully detached, self-contained dwelling on the same land as your main house. It usually contains a bedroom with a bathroom, as well as a small kitchen, dining and a living area. The size is dictated by local councils, but in most cases doesn’t exceed 60 square metres.

Granny flats are, as their name suggests, popular among people looking to help their ageing parents or grandparents, allowing them to continue to live independently but have their family nearby.

They are also a great option for teenage children who want some extra space but can’t afford to move into their own home, and perhaps don’t want to go too far when they make their first move. And like all multi-dwelling options, a granny flat can add to the household income as a rental property.

Duplex – two separate houses under one roof

The terms ‘duplex’ and ‘dual occupancy’ are often used interchangeably, but there is one key difference. A duplex contains two dwellings under one main roof and can be built on a single piece of land or a subdivided block.

The benefit of a duplex on a subdivided block comes in when you want to sell one or both of the dwellings. However, a duplex is also still technically a dual occupancy home because it can be two dwellings on one block. Because of this, confusion over the two terms can still creep in.

Custom-built dual occupancy homes by ZAC Homes are designed to optimise your available space and make the most of your valuable land.

In the Sydney building market, the term ‘duplex’ is generally used to describe two homes of similar size with a common wall, like ZAC Homes’ popular Daintree designs. The Daintree range of duplexes has been developed over the more than 20 years that we’ve been building duplexes.

Dual occupancy – two separate dwellings on one block of land

Dual occupancy homes are defined by the NSW State Government as two separate dwellings on a single plot of land. They exist in two versions – attached and detached.

While it can limit your buying and selling options, it often means lower building and council costs, and for rental and monitoring purposes utilities can be separated.

You and your family could consider a dual occupancy if you have an existing home with enough land to build a separate granny flat on the same block, or if you want to knock down and rebuild a brand new home that incorporates two separate dwellings that are either attached or detached.

Custom-built dual occupancy homes by ZAC Homes

Custom-built dual occupancy homes by ZAC Homes are designed to optimise your available space and make the most of your valuable land. We pride ourselves on our exceptional customer service and make the journey of building your new home as fun and exciting as possible.

ZAC Homes builds with trust, respect, integrity and pride, which we work hard to deliver to every client. Call us on 1300 350 793 or send us an online enquiry and our team will work with you to design and build your dream home.

Is it time to invest in your property with a knock down rebuild?

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The Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) recently released a report stating that Greater Sydney is facing a severe shortage of greenfield land for residential development that will blow out to an undersupply of more than 25,600 sites by 2030.

The shortage of land in the Sydney greater metropolitan area will only serve to make knock down rebuild (KDR) housing projects more attractive for homeowners.

There are also several other advantages of a KDR project, including staying in a community you know and love, cost savings, and building a home that suits your specific needs.

Stay in a community you know and love

You really can’t underestimate the importance of feeling like a part of a local community. You’ve made connections with key services, like the local GP, shops, restaurants, and schools, and you and your family are surrounded by a support network of neighbours and friends.

If you love the area where you currently live, then the idea of selling and moving to a new address probably holds little appeal. It could mean you and other family members need to find a new job, perhaps a new school for your children, and even a new hairdresser. With a KDR project, you get a brand-new house andget to stay in familiar surroundings.

You really can’t underestimate the importance of feeling like a part of a local community.

By knocking down your existing home that probably isn’t serving your current living needs, and building a new dream home, you get the best of both worlds.

Save money with a knock down rebuild

Did you know that it can be cheaper, or about the same cost, to knock down and rebuild than to renovate? This is because a renovation is usually a one-off custom job. In many cases, you’ll uncover problems during the renovation that can also add to the cost, such as repairing major structural damage.

It can also be challenging sourcing the right kinds of materials or modernising an old house in terms of energy efficiency. This can make the project expensive, complicated, and labour intensive – and there’s a chance it’d be a fairly long-term undertaking. On the other hand, if you choose to build a brand new home on your existing land via a knock down rebuild (KDR) with a builder like ZAC Homes you’ll avoid all of those headaches. You’ll also avoid stamp duty, which you would have to pay if you sold your house and bought a new home.

Build a home that suits your needs

One of the best parts of a knock down rebuild project rather than a renovation is that you are given a blank canvas. You and your family can decide how many rooms you need, how they should be laid out, what you’d like the exterior to look like, what fixtures and fittings you’d like, and much more.

At ZAC Homes, we make the journey of building your new home as fun and exciting as possible.

Working with an experienced builder like ZAC Homes that guides you through the process from start to finish means you don’t have to become a building expert, but you get to make choices. You will have the freedom to create your home exactly how you want it, including designing that perfect kitchen just for you.

With a renovation, you have to work around your home’s existing structure, which often involves a level of creative compromise to satisfy your budget. Starting afresh means less compromise and more options, in terms of both size and style.

ZAC Homes: Trust, respect, integrity, and pride

At ZAC Homes, we pride ourselves on our exceptional customer service and make the journey of building your new home as fun and exciting as possible. Our core values are trust, respect, integrity, and pride, all of which we aim to live up to every day for every client we partner with.

Call us on 1300 350 793 or send us an online enquiry and our team will work with you to design and build your dream home.

5 Things to do Before Visiting a Display Home

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Building a home is quite possibly the biggest investment you’ll ever make, so planning should inevitably become your best friend. Just like you would test drive a car or try on multiple outfits for a big occasion before the final purchase, visiting a display home is essential before you decide to build. We all know looking at something on paper or via a screen cannot possibly make up for the feeling you get seeing it or trying it out in-person. In the case of display homes, you can see things to size with the human eye and really get a feel of what it’d be like living in the space day-to-day. So, in the spirit of planning, planning, planning, here are 5 essential things to consider before visiting a display home:

1. Know your budget

Be sure to consistently liaise with your bank/lender throughout the buying and building process and only begin your shopping once you know what you can afford. That way, you can be a lot more specific in which display homes to visit and save a lot of time (and money!). 

2. Be clear about what you need in your new home

Make sure to have a list of must-haves with you and know the land size and time frame you’re after. You should also be clear on the style of home you desire – whether that’s a single-story with 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms and a double-garage, or a multi-level home with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 1 garage for example.

3. Plan a good time to visit

Most people have weekends available to knock out a whole bunch of display home visits but it may not be ideal to

a) rush through due to lack of time and

b) not get adequate time to chat to consultants with all of your questions. To avoid this, the best thing to do is book an appointment with a consultant in advance, and if possible, visit during the weekdays when they’re much quieter, giving you ample opportunity to browse the home without having to tackle a crowd.

4. Bring these with you on your visit

– Your family. It’s best for everyone who’ll be living in the home to be involved in choosing what their new home will be like.

– Floorplans. It’s helpful to have your own printout of the floorplans to put your notes in and mark ways you may even want to modify certain things.

– Your phone! Or an actual camera so you can take lots of photos and/or videos which will come in very handy post-visit.

5. Know what you’re getting

Display homes are idealised versions of home designs that tend to have additional finishes and features that may not be included in the quoted price, so make sure when you speak to the consultant, to get a clear outline of what’s included and what isn’t.

The great thing is, our consultants are a friendly bunch who are always ready to answer any of your questions, so give us a buzz on 1300 350 793 or email us at sales@zachomes.com.au and let’s plan your display home adventure today!

Things to consider when designing that perfect kitchen

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Designing the perfect kitchen can be a seriously daunting task. We all have an image of what we want the finished product to look and feel like, but most of us are faced with financial constraints or limited space that may govern the final result. Let’s face it, we’d all love to have everything, but at the end of the day, most of us will have to compromise on a few things. That’s where asking yourself a few essential questions will come in handy and ultimately help you to make the right decisions for your perfect home.

Is cooking your thing?

If the answer is ‘yes’, then maybe it’s about organising your space to give you loads of preparation space and ensuring that your appliances are up to the task. Maybe set aside some additional funds to cover some premium appliance upgrades. Ovens especially have different functionalities to suit different cooks so it’s worth doing your homework and getting it right. Is a WOK Burner important? Do you prefer gas or electric appliances? Is there space for 900mm appliances or would you rather have smaller appliances and more bench space? Simple things like ducting your rangehood externally are also little bonuses for a kitchen that will be getting a pretty decent workout!

Have you considered your power points?

These are often the forgotten hero in most kitchens. Consider how many appliances you have and how they’ll be utilized in your kitchen. Power points can now be added to the end panels of kitchen cupboards and you could even consider having a retractable power point that sits under the bench and pops up when needed. Don’t forget USB charger ports as well – remember the kitchen bench is where most of us charge phones and laptops!

Do you want that ‘wow’ factor?

While it makes sense to think ‘function over form’, nobody can dispute the impact that a gorgeous kitchen has on a home! Never underestimate the power of the ‘wow’ factor when people see your kitchen for the first time. Colours and finishes will always be governed by the style of home you’re building, so, searching for images that appeal is a great way to start. If you’re a little budget-conscious, perhaps you’ll prioritise a premium benchtop colour and work the cupboard door colours and materials into something a little more cost-effective? In which case, what colour handles are you thinking? Or maybe you want no handles with a shadowline? Don’t forget, you also need to decide on a splashback finish. Will it be tiles, coloured glass or maybe you’ll consider continuing your benchtop colour up onto your splashback. The options are endless and ultimately will depend on you!

You’ll also be spoilt for choice when it comes to sinks and tapware. Stainless steel is no longer the only option, so working your sink in with your kitchen colour scheme is now easier than ever. Depending on the style of your home, you could even have black, white, gold, copper and even ceramic, with tapware to suit – a beautiful tap can make all the difference!

Lights – bright, moody and/or statement?

Lastly, consider lighting as both decorative and functional. Downlights will make working in the kitchen a breeze. Just be sure to position the downlights so as not to create shadowing where you need light the most. Think also about the impact LED strip lighting may have to the underside of cupboards and even benchtops. And of course, a hot little pendant light could certainly finish off your masterpiece.

There really are hundreds of things to consider when thinking about your dream kitchen, but hopefully these questions will help narrow them down. Above all, have fun and take your time; you’ll be in this kitchen for many years to come, so it needs to be perfect! And just remember, a good designer will work to your budget and deliver solutions to help make that dream kitchen a reality. So, get creative and let us know how we can help!

Why should you consider building a duplex?

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When looking for ideas on what type of house to build on your land (either a new block or a knock-down rebuild block), perhaps you should consider building a duplex.

What is a duplex?

A duplex is often considered a residential building containing two homes that are attached along a common central wall, (also known as a party wall). As such they are usually a mirror image of each other in layout, but this is not mandatory.

Why build a duplex?

After facilitating over 300 duplex builds, ZAC Homes has seen the advantages of building a duplex – especially in the Sydney market.

Duplexes

  • Take ‌advantage‌ ‌of‌ the ‌whole‌ ‌block‌ ‌
  • Reduce ‌your building‌ ‌costs‌ ‌because you are building 2 at the same time
  • Lower‌ ‌your stamp‌ ‌duty,‌ ‌holding‌ ‌fees,‌ ‌insurance‌ ‌costs ‌and‌ ‌council‌ ‌rates‌ ‌
  • Have no‌ ‌strata‌ ‌fees‌
  • ‌Offer higher‌ ‌tax‌ ‌depreciation

But the‌ ‌absolutely best‌ reason to build a duplex is‌ ‌the‌ ‌ability‌ ‌to‌ increase the money in your bank account! How? Well, when you build a duplex, you have the opportunity to:

  • Gain two rental incomes instead of one OR
  • Sell two homes instead of one OR
  • Live in one and rent/sell the other to help cover the cost of building your new home

No matter which option you choose, you’ll still gain a financial advantage.

Things to consider when building a duplex

If‌ ‌building‌ ‌a‌ ‌duplex‌ ‌appeals‌ ‌to‌ ‌you,‌ ‌ask yourself the following questions before getting‌ ‌started:‌

  • ‌Do you have a viable‌ ‌budget‌?
  • Is the size and ‌orientation‌ ‌of‌ ‌your‌ ‌land‌ ‌suitable for a duplex?
  • What duplex size and internal layout ‌would you like?
  • Will it include a garage or on street parking?
  • What is the possible‌ ‌impact‌ ‌on‌ ‌neighbouring‌ ‌properties‌?
  • What is the zoning of your land?

Knowing the answers to these questions will help you better plan your building project.

Setting yourself up for success

ZAC Homes is your local duplex expert. We can advise‌ ‌you on how to‌ ‌get‌ ‌the‌ ‌most‌ ‌value‌ ‌out‌ ‌of‌ ‌your‌ project, including choosing the best size, position and house style. At ZAC Homes, we‌ ‌take‌ ‌care‌ ‌of‌ ‌everything‌ including ‌design,‌ ‌approvals,‌ ‌demolition‌‌ (if‌ ‌required) ‌and‌ ‌construction. We’re here to guide you every step of the way.

If you would like to explore the opportunities in building a duplex, give us a call today.

Seven ways to bring autumn indoors

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Who doesn’t love the look and feel of Autumn? It’s the perfect time to take in nature’s amazing colours and be inspired! Autumn hues are also an amazing antidote to ease us into the long and sometimes gloomy winter days that lie ahead.

To bring autumn colours indoors, try these 7 great decorating tips.

  1. Enhance your new home’s neutral tones with pops of colour inspired by nature. Try hues of green and brown and bring them to life with earthy reds and rusts
  2. Make it cosy. Update your cushion covers, add fluffy or knitted throws and a floor rug – all in autumn hues – to enhance the feeling of warmth and cosiness in your home.
  3. Bring in a little nostalgia by including some ‘granny chic’ or ‘grandmillennial’ touches (where old becomes new). Choose a few vintage pieces, crocheted blankets or florals.
  4. Update your artworks. Choose pieces that create the mood you’re going for and reflect your autumn colour palette.
  5. Embrace the season of change by bringing the outdoors in. Start by adding a touch of green. If you have deciduous plants in your garden, bring the look inside by adding pieces that complement the red and golden tones of their leaves.
  6. Soften your lighting by changing cool white bulbs to warm light and adding candles. This will create a sense of comfort and security that not only matches the coming season but will leave you feeling warm, cosy and safe.
  7. To compliment your already inviting colour palette, give your home a dash of ‘wow factor’ by adding copper fittings or accessories such as light fittings, handles, taps and small appliances.

The ZAC Homes difference

With ZAC Homes, you get more than a builder. You get a partner to support you in creating a home that’s a haven with our in-house interior designer available to help you. Find out more by getting in touch or visit our display homes.

Things to consider when buying land

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Many people dream of building their perfect home. However, before you purchase land, there are some important things to consider. Here are our top 5 tips when buying land for your new home.

  1. Location and amenities

Choosing a block of land requires more than just looking within your dream suburb. Remember to assess availability of basic services like water, electricity, gas, sewerage, internet and telephone. Next, look at your short and long-term needs like access to schools, childcare, shops, public transport, medical centres, parks and so on.

2. Established neighbourhood vs new development

Building in established neighbourhoods has advantages but also delivers a few unexpected considerations. For example, sites that have already been built on may be classified as infill sites. Infill sites can have debris which may increase your building costs. Your builder will also need to avoid disturbance to neighbouring properties and may have restricted access. This will make it more complicated to build on the land. In new developments, these matters are already accounted for.

3. Assessing the site

When choosing your land, there are several things you need to assess before you buy. These include:

  • The zoning or any development restrictions on the block
  • Ease of access during construction as well as your everyday use once you move in
  • The shape and slope of the block
  • The location of any trees (or garden beds if it’s an infill or knockdown-rebuild block)
  • Any easements such as water, sewerage and communication services

4. Build type

What you build could also influence which block of land you choose. Your options include knockdown-rebuild, house and land package, project home or custom-built home (a one-off home designed and built just for you), a kit home or duplex.

5. Look to the future

There may be plans in place to change the look and feel of your preferred street or suburb such as road widening, government infrastructure projects and rezoning applications. These things could significantly impact the future value and enjoyment of your home. The same is true if you purchase land because of the view. You’ll need to investigate the possibility of the view being obscured in the future.

ZAC Homes offers a wide range of home building options to suit your needs, from building display homes to custom-designed homes, knockdown-rebuilds, duplexes and house and land packages. Get in touch with us if you’d like to start making your dream home a reality.

The 5 stages of building a new home

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Buy or Build? For some, it can be hard to decide between the two options. For others, the choice is clear … They want their home to be uniquely theirs – not a compromise that someone else has owned before them.

If you’re considering building your own home, you might be wondering what’s involved. Here’s our guide to the 5 stages of building a new home and if you’d like some help, please get in touch.

Stage 1:  Choose your design

The best place to begin is to visit display homes to see what’s available within your budget. At ZAC Homes, we offer a wide range of new home designs with sales consultants to help you find the right home for your lifestyle, we can even make modifications to suit your requirements and your block. If you haven’t yet acquired your block, we also offer House and Land packages to make the whole process even easier for you.

Once you’ve chosen your design, our sales consultant will prepare an initial quote and if you’d like to proceed, we’ll ask you to pay a deposit so your building journey can begin.

Stage 2:  Reports, surveys & other paperwork

Before your plans can be finalised, we’ll arrange a contour survey and geotechnical report. When we receive them, the skilled ZAC Drafters will begin plotting your dream home onto your block of land.

Then we’ll finalise the costs of building your new home (known as the tender stage) and if you are happy to proceed, the contract is prepared. Your ZAC Homes sales consultant will arrange a time for you to sign the contract and pay the deposit. This is usually the equivalent of 5% of your construction price.

Stage 3:  Obtaining approval to start building

Building your new home is getting closer now and along with dealing with a sales consultant, you will be given a dedicated Client Liaison Officer. Their role is to work with you to obtain all relevant statutory and building approvals – including the very important Construction Certificate. Once this is obtained, we’ll also ask you to provide your finance provider’s confirmation that your funds will be available when required.

Stage 4:  Building begins

Along with your dedicated Client Liaison Officer, you will also be given a dedicated Site Supervisor. Their role is to keep you informed with weekly updates on the progress of your new home and what’s planned for the following week. They’re also responsible for ensuring the building process is seamless.

Stage 5:  Quality control and handover

At ZAC Homes, we believe in building quality homes so between practical completion and handover, our Quality Control Manager will visit your new home to conduct a 200+ point quality check to ensure your home achieves our quality standards. On the day of handover, your Site Manager will meet you onsite to conduct a final walk through before handing you the keys to your new home.

The team at ZAC Homes are here to help you choose, build and move into your new home. Visit their website to explore your new home design options, or get in touch here.

The floor plan’s done. What’s next?

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You’ve finally decided on a floor plan, now the fun begins! How do you make it your own? Time to start talking Interiors!

Start by looking at different styles, finishes and colour schemes. Our Zac Display Homes are a perfect way to start. Take note of how each home makes you feel. Ask yourself, can I see myself living here, does the Colour Palette fit in with my lifestyle. Were you more at home in a Modern, Classic, Hamptons, Industrial or Urban Styled home? It may seem so overwhelming, but remember, you won’t live in a Display House, you’ll live in a home.

So, why not combine Genres and Styles? There’s no rules when it comes to creating just the right look and feel for you and your family. Our Interior Designer will work with you to help bring it all together so that everything fits in harmoniously and looks absolutely amazing! Don’t hesitate to take inspiration from Social Media images, nature and anything else that grabs your interest. The more you have for us to work with the better! Designer’s love a good challenge!

Once the Primary Colour Palette has been decided, we’ll get to work. Picking out Kitchen Colour Schemes, Internal Paint Colours and fixtures such as tapware and appliances. You’ll lose yourself in our Studio Zac Colour Selection Studio and the plethora of items and inclusions on offer. Our Designer will guide you through the process and you’ll be amazed at how much we can get through in one day.

We’ve put together a few tips to help get you thinking.

  • Will you base your Selections on a Neutral Palette, accessorising with Cushions, Throws, Artwork, Rugs and maybe even Wallpaper
  • Will you base your Selections on a Dramatic Palette and keep a more neutral vibe flowing through the home. Think Linen soft furnishings and Sheer curtains.
  • Are you thinking Tiles, Timber, Carpet, Hybrid? Flooring is such an important factor in the overall look and feel of your home. Don’t turn off Timber Laminate floors simply because you have young children and pets. We can offer some great products that will survive even the craziest of families! So, if that’s the look you want, go for it.
  • Lighting is also a fantastic tool. Pendant lighting can totally change the look and feel of a room. Don’t stop with using them over the Kitchen Island Bench, take it up a notch and try pendants in the bathroom and Bedrooms. Soft pendant lighting can help set exactly the right mood.
  • Don’t forget the practical side of lighting though. LED downlights are a great way to ensure adequate lighting for everyday living. Warm White helps create a warm cosy feel, Cool White is fantastic for use in practical working areas and Natural White is the perfect compromise, replicating Natural Light.

Let’s start making your dream home a reality. 

If the idea of having a supporting hand with a great eye for design appeals to you, get in touch with ZAC Homes today.