What Would Your Dream Home Look Like If You Could Design Every Room Yourself?

Start with the bedroom.

Not the specs. The feeling.

Would it be quiet enough to wake up slowly, or would there be noise and energy from the street below? Would there be natural light first thing in the morning, or would it face a direction that keeps it dim until you've had a chance to wake up? Would the wardrobe be the first thing you open or the last? Would you have a reading corner, or would the whole room be about sleep and nothing else?

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Now the kitchen. Are you someone who cooks properly, or is the kitchen a space that needs to work efficiently for the things you actually do? Do you want space for two people to move around each other while cooking, or do you prefer a galley kitchen where everything is within reach? Is the kitchen separate from the living area, or is the open plan the thing you've always wanted?

The home office. Do you work from home already, or are you building toward it? Does the office need to be a separate room with a door, or would a well-designed corner in the right space be enough? What does the light need to be like for the kind of work you do?

The outdoor space. Patio or garden? Small and low-maintenance or large enough to host? A space for the children or a quiet corner for yourself?

Every room is a design decision that says something about the life you want to live inside it.

Dream Account is where these decisions start. Not with architectural plans but with real references: rooms you've seen in real properties that have something you want. Saving them builds a picture more specific than any verbal description.

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