Rather than making a property more attractive to buyers, today's homeowners are more likely to carry out renovations which appeal to them, one sector
commentator had claimed - which could see people having composite doors designed with a glazed
panel which matches their property's exterior.
Julia Goodwin, editor at House Beautiful magazine, said that as the credit crunch rumbles on,
more people are considering investing in a home improvement project as they are unable to move up the housing ladder.
"Painting
everything beige, making it smart and making it attractive to an estate agent - that way of thinking has disappeared forever. People are much more
interested in personalising their homes," she added.
However, a visit to Stockportdouble glazing supplier Force 8 could see consumers adding
a personal touch to their homes, while also improving its appeal to buyers.
The store, which stocks a range of double glazing products including conservatories, arched doors and patio doors, allows homeowners to design their own composite doors to match
the facade of their home.
And brightening up the exterior of a house could also boost its kerb-appeal, which it has been said in the past is
a major draw for buyers.
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Written by Ted Powell
