Home renovation in Italy

Buying a home in Italy and renovating it to suit your family's needs is a decision that should never be taken lightly. It’s all too easy to go from feeling overwhelmed to achieving complete satisfaction.

Dreaming of an Italian home? Instead of searching for the perfect move-in ready property, consider a renovation project.

The bathroom is a crucial space when selling a home, and potential buyers pay a great deal of attention to it. Having an updated bathroom is important, as it creates a good impression and can increase the value of your property.

Old Italian buildings have an incredible amount of history and charm. However, in order to utilise them and adapt them to modern use, it is necessary to carry out some adaptation work.

Transforming a ruin into a dream home is possible: even if you are some eight thousand kilometres away from the site and do not speak a single word of the local language. Meredith Tabbone, 46, a financial consultant from Chicago, has succeeded.

Even in properties with only a few square metres of floor space, as is often the case in Italian apartments, it is possible to optimise space and make a kitchen more functional and modern.

Anyone who has seen the typical Italian apartment will be aware that there is often no space for a room dedicated exclusively to dining, or at least not as was the case a few decades ago.

The long-awaited extension of Italy's Superbonus 110% scheme for home renovations is here.

Renovating a house takes time, money... and a lot of patience. This last quality has never been more important than in the last year, due both to the difficulties in understanding the procedures necessary to obtain certain tax bonuses and the constant increases in the prices of building materials.

Replacing windows and French doors is a home improvement that becomes necessary when they are in bad condition, not only for aesthetic reasons but above all for functionality. Having to change your windows is not a regular thing and can create doubts and uncertainties, but inquiring about the d

The Minister of Ecological Transition, Roberto Cingolani, speaking on Radio Anch'io about the expected increase in electricity bills in October, said: "We need to think about how the bill is built and calculated. Each country has its own recipe.

After Patrica, another municipality in the Lazio region of Italy is launching the now well-known "houses for 1 euro" initiative. It is the turn of Maenza, a medieval village in the province of Latina.

Living in lockdown is an experience that has affected everyone in one way or another.

2020 is a year like no other and the coronavirus outbreak in Italy has transformed the way we live, resulting in a change in the way Italians think about their housing and living needs.

Staying at home is the new going out in Italy nowadays. Just like in many countries across Europe, the period of confinement at home due to the coronavirus pandemic has made us even more aware of the importance of natural light.

This is one of the best times to change the decor of your house and take advantage of seasonal changes, especially with the arrival of good weather in Italy.

When we talk about recycling at home, we don't just mean the good practices of throwing plastic in the proper bin or disposing of oil in the right place.

One of the most harmful and polluting materials on our planet is undoubtedly plastic.

An eco-sustainable or “green” house is a property that has low energy consumption and low management and maintenance costs.

Sometimes a few simple tricks are enough to change the feel and appearance of our home. The German company Sto has prepared these 5 tips for those would like to make their home more comfortable. 1.

The guide to tax deductions for restructuring work on Italian properties, updated in May 2019, has been published on the website of the Italian Revenue Agency. Building work for the refurbishment of Italian building carried out on individual units or on the common areas in condominium buildings can

The future of the environment and conservation of the natural world is fundamentally linked to construction of buildings and property.

When you put your house on the market, it’s because you want to sell fast, but how can you sell your house quickly while increasing the property value?

What is a ‘mixed loan’ in Italy and what tax deductions are available for this type of mortgage? Today, we investigate the concept of the Italian “mutuo misto”. The term ‘mixed loan’ in Italy has a very specific meaning, not the same as it is in other countries.

These days, there is a multitude of environmentally friendly building materials that you can use in your home.