Showing posts with label house hunting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label house hunting. Show all posts

Mine!

Wednesday, 15 October 2014

 
 
Still in the house hunting process (too picky or just taking the mission too slow?)

Looking for furnishing inspirations.
 
I can definitely see myself sitting in this lovely corner with my sleeping baby on the cheast
and a good book on my hand...
 
I am currently devouring 'The Rosie Project' by Graeme Simson
 

A creative corner

Saturday, 26 July 2014

 
 
 
We are still house hunting. There's something funny that happens to me everytime we go and see a new place....
I guess every woman will first look at the kitchen  and the size of the master bedroom (maybe a walk-in wardrobe can be included?).
As for me, my first thought is the small room to set up my home office!
Yes, I am lucky enough to have this benefit at work.
But my space will not only for work only, I'd liek to find off a place were I can also paint, sew, blog.
A magic corner were I can let my creativity running wild!!!
 
 
do you have any interesting interior design blog to give me for inspiration to build my own corner??
 
 
 
 

A place for two.

Sunday, 2 March 2014

We are house hunting and I cannot help but dreaming to find the perfect, cosy,
adorable home for us.
 
I am dreaming of a work room for myself only, with a desk for my papers and pc
[I am lucky to do home office], and another big desk for my DIY, sewing, painting and decorating works. Oh, and I want a HUGE book shelf storagas I have plenty of books
[now stuffed in every corner of the house].
Main room colour? White
 

 
Like the room in this picture. With big windows to welcome the sun and keep on dreaming...
 
 
 
 

Interiors

Tuesday, 22 January 2013

One of my biggest dream is to own a big, comfortable, spacious and bright house. Lots of white, simple furniture pieces and much space for love and joy.

Uno dei miei più grandi sogni é di avere una casa grande, confortevole, spaziosa a molto luminosa. Tanto bianco, mobili semplici e tanto spazio per amore e allegria.
















Location, location, location

Friday, 4 June 2010


Did I ever tell you why I cannot go shopping and why I have to save money?

First of all, I live in a land where money do not grow on trees...shall I move?

So, as me and b/f both have average salaries, we have to make this effort on not to make every shopping dream a reality...or maybe just a few, little ones because...
...drums please: we are looking for a HOUSE!

We decided to take this big step after almost 5 years of rents and the need to have a place for ourself, that would be 'ours'.

As the time goes by, we realised we would like a little garden with flowers. More space as my parents may want to stop by for a few days (not only for a frugal weekend) and for friends to stay over!


With the economy downturn we thought there would have been more deals around and interesting morgages: all bullshit!

The house prices are still high, difficult to find a deal and for banks, I am not a desirable candidate as I am in my 30s and cannot have a 30-years-lenght mortgage!!!

How can they expect for the economy to raise if nobody help buyers??

Anyway, I want to keep it positive and I am not in a hurry. Plus, more time to save money!

Crazy thing: many, many people I know have inherideted money from relatives* living abroad of whom they did not even have a clue about! Guess what? Paolo and myself are the only one with no relatives abroad!!!! that's a pity....

You may suggest the National Lottery to try for a lucky win, but honestly I do not believe in it...and I'd rather rob a bank! ; ))

Anyway, from time to time I will up-date you on my house-hunting and I will publish some photo.

Here are the first ones:


big and lovely house, but expensive, too close to a main street (noise and privacy), and very little garden (ehi! I need it for my barbecue!!!)





Now, can I ask your suggestions, tips and advices for the house-seach?
what did you experienced?

Is there any magic trick I can use to find the perfect home?

*many Italians emigrated throught the 40s to the 60s