The indoor space of a village house often exceeds 1,000 square feet. To make better use of every inch of space, detailed planning and aesthetically pleasing outdoor design are required. This article integrates important information on village house interior design, including budget price, time process and precautions, etc. Let’s prepare for your village house decoration together! Village house design and decoration price budget The first step in planning village house decoration and interior design is to establish a reasonable budget. Generally speaking, due to the relatively remote geographical location of village houses, inconvenient transportation and lack of elevators, the renovation cost is usually about 10% higher than that of houses in urban areas. The decoration price budget of a village house depends on many factors, including the scope of decoration, design style, selected materials and custom-made furniture requirements, etc. Taking a 1,000-square-foot village house unit as an example, a rough estimate is that the decoration cost is about NT$700,000 to NT$800,000, accounting for 70% to 80% of the square footage. Things to note when designing and decorating a village house Water supply and drainage system: The water supply and drainage system of village houses is different from that of urban residences. When decorating, you should pay attention to whether the water supply and drainage system is stable, especially for duplex village houses. If the upper floor leaks, it will cause big or small troubles. Do not demolish the main wall: When changing the partition of the village house, be careful to see whether the main wall is affected. The main wall supports the entire village house structure. If it is demolished, it will cause the upper structure to collapse or the house to become unstable, which may lead to serious consequences. Pay attention to unauthorized building regulations: When renovating a village house, do not carry out architectural or structural engineering activities without authorization, such as extension, addition of annex building, modification of internal structure, etc. If you violate unauthorized building regulations during the renovation process, you may face consequences such as fines, demolition, or legal proceedings.