Who it is for
The same catalog, used very differently. Each page is a workflow — which tools, in what order, and what to watch for.
- First-time remodelers
The first remodel is the one where every decision feels irreversible.
- Planning a kitchen
Cabinets, worktop and splashback are chosen separately and seen together.
- Planning a bathroom
Every surface is visible at once, so nothing hides a bad pairing.
- Fixer-uppers
The hardest part of a dated house is imagining it any other way.
- Landlords
The question is never what looks best, it is what changes the room for the least work.
- Selling a house
Decide what to fix before listing, and show buyers what the rest could be.
- Small spaces
Small rooms punish every decision, which is why they reward testing.
- Basements and attics
The cheapest square footage in the house, if the ceiling and the light work.
- Outdoor projects
Outdoor rooms are sized wrong more often than they are styled wrong.
- Period homes
The hard part is knowing what to put back, not what to take out.
- Opening up a house
One decision with a long tail, and no way to undo it.
- DIY remodelers
The material is bought once. The decision can be made as many times as you like.