When designing or renovating a home, it’s important to consider how the space will function in the long term. With a little bit of foresight, you can create a home that will be comfortable and functional for years to come, even as your needs and preferences change. Here are some tips for future-proofing the design … Continue reading →
The popularity of granny flats on the Sunshine Coast, and in fact throughout Australia, has increased considerably. A granny flat is a great way to increase the value of your property, and of course provide you with that little bit of extra cash in your back pocket! Whether you want to accommodate parents, teenagers, older … Continue reading →
Whether you’re a climate change believer, or a sceptic, each year we’re experiencing rising temperatures, more severe storms and more drought affected regions. We all have a role to play in helping our environment. So here at Beachside Construction, we’ve put together this list of exterior design ideas for a more sustainable home, whether you’re … Continue reading →
There’s no doubt that study and office spaces are becoming a necessity in Sunshine Coast homes, particularly with so many home businesses and people working from home. No matter your age or occupation, it seems we all need a place in our homes to ‘dock’ and ‘log on’. However, sometimes we don’t have the space … Continue reading →
Adding a granny flat to your property is a great way to increase the value of your property. Whether you want to accommodate older family members, offer a teenage retreat or create space for a home office, Beachside Construction can help. Whilst you might know us for our high quality custom built homes, we also design and … Continue reading →
Looking for the latest interior design trends for 2021? We’ve researched some of the most popular interior design blogs, and here are the trends to look out for. Tranquility in the home Whether it’s a result of COVID and the uncertainty it has brought, the desire for more tranquil surrounds is at an all … Continue reading →