The before and after photos show such an incredible transformation 🤯
judge from the BBC's Scotland’s Home of the Year, bought an ex-council house three years ago just outside Glasgow.
At the time, he purchased the property in Kirkintilloch, East Dunbartsonshire for just £80,000 and after clever renovations to improve the layout and design, the property is now a welcoming, comfortable space for his family of five. Sticking to a budget of £30,000, the once dark and dull space is now filled with colour, light and unique features.
While many homeowners believe more space means more individual rooms, Danny realised the original layout could be vastly improved by removing a bedroom, taking full advantage of the property’s square footage.
The design adjustments also allowed for an en-suite to be added to the master bedroom, while strategically placing the kitchen along the back wall of the main living area meant every inch of floor space could be utilised. To provide efficient storage, recesses and niches were retrofitted with handy alcoves, shelves and drawers, and the dining room table was also built with hidden compartments.
The before and after pictures are quite something and show just how much work went into the ex-council house. You can check out the photos below.
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