telperien I don't think so..keyless locks involves either swiping with a card like hotel rooms or a 4 number code etc we were going to get it for our beach house then decided it was too much hassles better to just have a key safe and then if anyone wants to go down the key is there or if like me slam the door and deadlock it accidentally or the kids going to the beach they don't have to bring the house key with them

The last home we had was a very small workers cottage so I kept the walls a light off white, table and to unit tops were gloss white to bounce the light around. My dining chairs and bar stools were clear acrylic so that I could see through them, the ends of my island bench/brekky bar were mirrored and my curtains were textured white sheers so that they also didn't take up too much visual room. All of my furniture was on legs so that I could see under it and the lounge room rug was pulled away from the lounge just a teeny bit so that I could see a little bit of timber flooring all the way round it, that all made the floor size look just a bit bigger. Bedrooms had mirrored wardrobe doors and bathroom was almost completely white (except for dark floor) and had frameless shower screen and oversized vanity mirror to reflect as much light as possible. Friends and visitors would comment that the house was bigger than they had imagined from the outside.......it wasn't, it was just styled inside to make it look larger.

is there a deck outside bed 2 with steps down connecting to the alfresco at teh lower level alfresco ...i suggest that the existing sliding doors with alfresco will save far more than the cost of the new plumbing for a kitchen at the lower level...the actual cabinets will cost the same regardless of where they are located but a large empty room without any restrictions will mean that the cabinets will be less restricted in the lower room but, i'm also wondering if there will be renovations to the rest of the house as it's much better to plan the whole house renovation at the same time even if the work is completed in stages eg the original kitchen and central area could make a cosy media space

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