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As a consumer, of course, you want to get the most for your money, saving every penny you can. Let me tell you the "renovation money-saving secrets" that renovation companies won't tell you.

Bai Si Jiao (Worshiping the Four Corners) is a necessary ritual when moving into a new home. Whether you are renting or buying, you should perform the Bai Si Jiao ritual first to pray for the blessings of the five-direction deities and household gods, ensuring peace, harmony, and smooth, damage-free renovations. Regardless of your religious beliefs, the burning of incense inside the house can also remove all negative energy, bad luck, and impure auras.

When it comes to home feng shui layouts, there are many taboos to be aware of. Placing items in the wrong positions or having the wrong decor can affect the luck of the entire family. As the saying goes, "first destiny, second luck, third feng shui," and in residential feng shui, the layout of the home is highly emphasized. The "door," "master bedroom," and "kitchen" are considered the central feng shui points of a residence. These elements can impact a family's relationships, wealth, career, and health.

On the handover day, the new owner finally receives the unit keys and sees the true face of the property. Today, Homemade Mall's editor has specially compiled several key inspection points for new owners, common defects, and DIY inspection methods. At the end of the article, there is also a super detailed inspection checklist, so owners can inspect the unit themselves on the day, speeding up the repair process and moving in earlier!

Buying a property is surely a dream for many Hong Kong people. Last time, we explained first-time homebuyer basics and mortgage guides. However, even after successfully saving up for the down payment and buying a home, you should be aware that there are other various fees to pay, such as stamp duty, legal fees, and mortgage interest expenses. If you "missed something" and exceed your budget, buyers might have to cut back on expenses for a period to "cover" the difference, or in more severe cases, the transaction might not be completed.

Many people hope to own a simple yet unique small home. Traditional Japanese decor, unlike common European styles, foregoes complex and ornate patterns and embellishments, favoring natural wood materials to create a natural and simple ambiance indoors, filled with tranquil Zen.

Japanese interior design emphasizes natural simplicity, prioritizing natural light, with ceiling lights as supplementary lighting, and floor or table lamps. For Japanese interior design, it's important to pay attention to color balance; choose incandescent lights for light-colored decor to create a soft environment with warm tones. For windows, consider floor-to-ceiling windows and beige curtains. If the lighting is well-managed, when natural light streams into the home, wooden furniture will showcase the softness and luster of the wood, further enhancing the sense of warmth in the home.

Although living spaces in Hong Kong are limited, finding the perfect furniture for your home is definitely not a problem. As a custom furniture specialist, Home Made Mall's furniture is made from various components and assembled at your home, avoiding delivery issues. For instance, a sofa might be too large to fit into the building's elevator, or a bed might not be able to pass through the hallway to your unit, or even through your front door.

Most associated terms are "Japanese style," "Muji style," and the like. Regardless of the desired interior design style, the primary focus should be on stylistic unity, avoiding excessive mixing and matching, otherwise the house will look disharmonious.

When people think of Japanese interior design, words like "Wafu" (Japanese style) and "Muji style" often come to mind. Regardless of the desired interior design style, the most important thing is to maintain consistency and avoid excessive mixing and matching, as this can make the home look disharmonious. Additionally, when purchasing furniture for Japanese interior design, it tends to be understated and features lower-profile pieces, allowing for a comprehensive view of the entire home at a glance. If you are keen on the Japanese interior design style, the editor has 6 suggestions to help your room blend seamlessly with nature, creating a simple, beautiful, and unique space.

With today's soaring housing prices, many people can only afford small apartments. However, since you've already bought a home, even if it's small, the renovation shouldn't be careless. Here are some magical design tips to make your small home feel larger, easily enhancing its spaciousness and design appeal.

Aside from European and American styles, Japanese home decor has also been very popular among Hong Kongers for many years. In fact, creating a Japanese-style home is not difficult; by incorporating plenty of wood elements, light and elegant colors, and a good proportion of plants, you can create a fresh and clean home reminiscent of a Japanese drama set.

Many people have been working from home recently, and their home environment can indeed affect work performance and efficiency. Why not take this opportunity to tidy up your desk clutter and organize it like an office, making it easier to focus and get into work mode? Below, our editors recommend a series of office essentials to help you easily give your desk a complete makeover!

A study is a place of relaxation, a sanctuary where one can briefly escape the mundane and find peace. Many consider a home's limited space to be a hindering factor, but with careful planning, it's entirely possible to carve out a comfortable study within your home.

Furniture takes up most of the space in a home. Simply changing one or two pieces can create an entirely new feel. Home Made has curated a selection of highly cost-effective and well-designed furniture options, allowing you to update your home on a budget!