But even if your contractor wont say it, you might want to rein it in.

But one common appliance trend DIY Expert and Kin Insurance Brand AmbassadorTy Penningtonis eager to put to rest?

Unless you’re feeding a small army, save the space for something more lasting, he says.

An attic converted into a living space or den

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But Jennifer Verruto, Founder and CEO ofBlythe Interiors, warns this couldlead to disappointment in the short-term.

Bottom line, do what you love!

The idea of a large, breezy ground floor with an effortless flow is understandingly appealing.

Kitchen with simple stainless steel appliances

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But as Pennington points out, it can very quickly eat up your budget.

Older homes may need pricey structural changes, Pennington says.

Sometimes, it’s easier to find a new house.

gray and white wallpaper

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Luck fades when peeling back drywall!

If you really want to save money on a bathroom upgrade, dont mess with retiling!

Id also suggest leaving the plumbing, electrical lines, and toilet in place.

A large living room, which is separated from the kitchen via a tucked-away sideboard

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Garage-to-guesthouse projects, which are currently on the rise.

Ask yourself, Will I or a buyer still find it attractive in 10 years?

Trends, like fashion, fade fast.

Pink and green vintage-inspired bathroom

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Think about the long-term appeal.

Before starting any work homeowners should update overall policy limits for additions or upgrades, Pennington says.

Ensure ample personal property coverageconstruction accidents happen!

Interior of she-shed with seating on top of purple patterned area rug

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Classic sitting room

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