This episode is all about secondary bedrooms. “Secondary bedrooms” is the terminology Amelia uses to refer to any bedrooms that aren’t the main bedroom. These can include:
Nurseries for infant babies and toddlers
Kids’ bedrooms, for kids as they grow into their teenage years and beyond
Guest accommodation for friends and relatives that may come to stay
Bedrooms for elderly family members who may move in at some point – either temporarily or permanently
Bedrooms for any other people you may have live in your home – such as a nanny or au pair

Of course, Amelia will be sharing the four F’s and how to use them to get it right in these bedrooms. And, she'll also be identifying key mistakes and big design tips to help you design great bedroom spaces.

You’ll probably find too that this podcast episode will pose a lot of questions to you.

When it comes to family homes, some choices are really personal, and about how you need to live in your home. These choices will be about who lives in your home now, and who might be living in your home in the future.

So, Amelia will be taking you through the various things to consider when determining how to include these bedrooms in your home.

And she’ll share mistakes to avoid and key design tips for all types of secondary bedrooms.

Listen to the podcast now, and learn how to get it right. It’s a chunky episode so Amelia hopes you find it super useful!

And if you want to learn more about how to design your home, Amelia has created a special (and free!) e-guide for you. It’s called “How to Design a Home: 5 Simple Steps to Getting it Right”.

Head to www.undercoverarchitect.com/homedesign to get your copy emailed straight to your inbox. It will give you a fantastic head start on designing your home – whether you’re working with a design professional or not.

This episode is all about secondary bedrooms. &ldquo;Secondary bedrooms&rdquo; is the terminology Amelia uses to refer to any bedrooms that aren&rsquo;t the main bedroom. These can include:
<ul>
<li data-listid="10" data-aria-posinset="95" data-aria-level="1">Nurseries for infant babies and toddlers</li>
<li data-listid="10" data-aria-posinset="95" data-aria-level="1">Kids&rsquo; bedrooms, for kids as they grow into their teenage years and beyond</li>
<li data-listid="10" data-aria-posinset="95" data-aria-level="1">Guest accommodation for friends and relatives that may come to stay</li>
<li data-listid="10" data-aria-posinset="95" data-aria-level="1">Bedrooms for elderly family members who may move in at some point &ndash; either temporarily or permanently</li>
<li data-listid="10" data-aria-posinset="95" data-aria-level="1">Bedrooms for any other people you may have live in your home &ndash; such as a nanny or au pair</li>
</ul>
Of course, Amelia will be sharing the four F&rsquo;s and how to use them to get it right in these bedrooms. And, she'll also be identifying key mistakes and big design tips to help you design great bedroom spaces.
You&rsquo;ll probably find too that this podcast episode will pose a lot of questions to you.
When it comes to family homes, some choices are really personal, and about how you need to live in your home. These choices will be about who lives in your home now, and who might be living in your home in the future.
So, Amelia will be taking you through the various things to consider when determining how to include these bedrooms in your home.
And she&rsquo;ll share mistakes to avoid and key design tips for all types of secondary bedrooms.
Listen to the podcast now, and learn how to get it right. It&rsquo;s a chunky episode so Amelia hopes you find it super useful!
And if you want to learn more about how to design your home, Amelia has created a special (and free!) e-guide for you. It&rsquo;s called &ldquo;How to Design a Home: 5 Simple Steps to Getting it Right&rdquo;.
Head to <a href="http://www.undercoverarchitect.com/homedesign">www.undercoverarchitect.com/homedesign</a> to get your copy emailed straight to your inbox. It will give you a fantastic head start on designing your home &ndash; whether you&rsquo;re working with a design professional or not.

In Season Two of Get It Right with Undercover Architect, Amelia Lee takes you through some of the most important decisions you will need to consider when it comes to designing your home.  With more than 20 years of industry experience, Amelia is your secret ally and will help you understand just what it takes to get it right in your new home or renovation.

Get It Right with Undercover Architect - Season Two

New home or renovation on the cards?  Chances are you’re worried about what it will cost, if you can afford it, and how you’ll avoid a budget blowout.  You’re also probably nervous about how much time it will take and how it’s going to fit into your already busy life. And obviously you don’t want to stuff it all up, and end up with a home you wish you did differently.

Enter your architectural fairy godmother, Amelia Lee. Amelia is an architect with over 20 years industry experience. She’s also a wife, a mum to 3 young kids, and a serial renovator, and she’s here to share the nitty gritty details of how to create a home that feels great, and that you feel great in. From understanding the cost of renovating and building, to insider know-how and step-by-step advice … Undercover Architect is your secret ally.

Learn how to create a home that makes your life better. Whoever you’re working with, and whatever your dreams, your location or your budget. Head to www.undercoverarchitect.com for lots more.

The podcast all about designing, building and renovating your home. Hosted by Amelia Lee, the Undercover Architect.

Get It Right with Undercover Architect

Whether you're designing a guest bedroom, a kid's room or a nursery, Amelia the Undercover Architect will help you get it right.

Secondary bedrooms for your kids and guests - Episode 8 (Season 2)

I want to take a moment to deep dive into one key area that can be the cause of loads of challenges in your renovation or new build. 

I’m not overstating it, when I tell you that this one thing can be at the heart of most building disputes, errors and costly mistakes. In fact, a lot of serious litigation cases can be credited to this one thing failing or missing. 

So what is it? This one crucial tool? 

It’s  … COMMUNICATION. 

When it’s done well, it helps projects run smoothly, achieve great outcomes and create homes that are a joy to live in. 

And when it’s not. Well, it’s how projects unravel, money and time is wasted, loads of stress is caused as well, and the whole experience of renovating or building made awful. 

When you build or renovate your home, there are so many moving parts to pull together. Different team members, different ideas, decisions, processes … boxes to tick, rules to satisfy, budgets to meet … 

And in the middle of all of that will be you, and anyone else in your family who gets a say, figuring out what you want from your finished home – and how to bring it to life. 

That’s the sometimes-hilarious-sometimes-frustrating thing isn’t it? Not only do you have to get it right in communicating your vision to those helping you design and build it. You also have to get on the same page as your partner, or your family members, in actually creating that vision in the first place! 

No wonder it can get hairy sometimes. 

So, in this episode and the next, I’ll take you through some of the most important elements of communication for your project, and how to use them successfully to get great results, and save yourself headaches along the way.  

And then in the third episode of this interlude, I’ll share some of the key mistakes I see people make, so you can avoid those too.  

What are the first 3 Communication tools? They are: 
Your team 
Your brief 
Your language 

Listen to the podcast now to learn more about these first 3 Communication tools so you can get it right. 

Links mentioned in this podcast: 

Terminology used in building >>> www.yourbuilding.org 

A glossary of building terminology >>> www.ownerbuildercourses.com/building-terminology 

What drawings do you need for your project? >>> http://undercoverarchitect.com/what-drawings-do-i-need-to-build-or-renovate-my-home/ 

Your Secret Ally, 

Amelia Lee, UA x 

 

I want to take a moment to deep dive into one key area that can be the cause of loads of challenges in your renovation&nbsp;or new build.&nbsp;
I&rsquo;m not overstating it, when I tell you that this one thing can be at the heart of most building disputes, errors and costly mistakes. In fact, a lot of serious litigation cases can be credited to this one thing failing or missing.&nbsp;
So what is it?&nbsp;This one crucial tool?&nbsp;
It&rsquo;s&nbsp; &hellip; COMMUNICATION.&nbsp;
When it&rsquo;s done well, it helps projects run smoothly, achieve great outcomes and create homes that are a joy to live in.&nbsp;
And when it&rsquo;s not. Well, it&rsquo;s how projects unravel, money and time is wasted, loads of stress is caused as well, and the whole experience of renovating or building made awful.&nbsp;
When you build or renovate your home, there are so many moving parts to pull together. Different team members, different ideas, decisions, processes &hellip; boxes to tick, rules to satisfy, budgets to meet &hellip;&nbsp;
And in the middle of all of that will be you, and anyone else in your family who gets a say, figuring out what you want from your finished home &ndash; and how to bring it to life.&nbsp;
That&rsquo;s the sometimes-hilarious-sometimes-frustrating thing isn&rsquo;t it? Not only&nbsp;do you have&nbsp;to get it right in communicating your vision to those helping you design and build it.&nbsp;You also have&nbsp;to get on the same page as your partner, or your family members, in actually creating that vision in the first place!&nbsp;
No wonder it can get hairy sometimes.&nbsp;
So, in this episode and the next, I&rsquo;ll&nbsp;take you through some of the most important elements of communication for your project, and how to use them successfully to get great results, and save yourself headaches along the way.&nbsp;&nbsp;
And then in the third episode of this interlude, I&rsquo;ll share some of the key mistakes I see people make, so you can avoid those too.&nbsp;&nbsp;
What are the first 3 Communication tools? They are:&nbsp;
<ol>
<li>Your team&nbsp;</li>
<li>Your brief&nbsp;</li>
<li>Your language&nbsp;</li>
</ol>
Listen to the podcast&nbsp;now&nbsp;to learn more&nbsp;about these first 3 Communication tools so you can get it right.&nbsp;
Links mentioned in this podcast:&nbsp;
Terminology used in building &gt;&gt;&gt;&nbsp;<a href="http://www.yourbuilding.org">www.yourbuilding.org</a>&nbsp;
A glossary of building terminology &gt;&gt;&gt;&nbsp;<a href="http://www.ownerbuildercourses.com/building-terminology&nbsp;">www.ownerbuildercourses.com/building-terminology&nbsp;</a>
What drawings do you need for your project? &gt;&gt;&gt;&nbsp;<a href="http://undercoverarchitect.com/what-drawings-do-i-need-to-build-or-renovate-my-home/">http://undercoverarchitect.com/what-drawings-do-i-need-to-build-or-renovate-my-home/</a>&nbsp;
Your Secret Ally,&nbsp;
Amelia Lee, UA x&nbsp;
&nbsp;

In this episode, Amelia Lee shares the first 3 communication tools you can use to make sure your building or renovation project runs smoothly.

Communication: Before you build - Episode 1 (Interlude)

As you begin to design and plan your new home or renovation, chances are you’ll be: 
looking at the spaces you want to create 
how you want to wrap them up (their size, shape, etc ) 
and what you want to put in them (finishes, fixtures, furnishings, etc) 

When you start to allocate your budget to these dreamed and imagined spaces, finishes and fixtures, it can be a surprise to see how quickly it gets consumed.  

And often, in my experience, the reaction can often be “But where is all the money going?” 

There are many things required to create a working, finished new or renovated home, and they can chew up a significant chunk of your budget – and yet be almost invisible in the finished product.  

So in this episode, we go through the main areas where money can disappear in any project, so you can manage them in yours. I share the main hazards to be aware of, and how you can protect your budget in each of these areas.  

Of course, the ones I’m listing here are not exhaustive – the best way to manage your budget is to manage all of it!   

However, I’ve seen these areas regularly surprise homeowners, and end up costing them far more than they intended.  

I take you through 4 main areas that can swallow your budget for a seemingly invisible result. I also share key tips to help you protect your budget in these areas – and overall. 

Money gobbler 1:Services (especially electrical and plumbing) 

Money gobbler 2:Excavation and retaining 

Money gobbler 3:Your home’s skeleton (the structure) 

Money gobbler 4:Extra living expenses during your project  

And one last word on this …  

I see some homeowners behave like it’s a foregone conclusion that their project will blow budget and timelines. Renovating and building doesn’t have to be that way. 

The renovating and building journey is not a one-step process. It’s a step-by-step journey of discovery and selection. Sometimes you only have 2 options. Sometimes you have 200. Sometimes you may feel like you’re crawling, and at other times it feels like big jumps towards the finish line. 

The most straight-forward way to avoid nasty surprises on your reno or new home journey is to start with good information and a reliable team. Then you can also work to make informed choices as you go. Checking and adjusting along the way. What did we say in an earlier episode? ADAPT AND INNOVATE!! 

Revisiting your design, your budget and your timeline at each of these stages will help you do this, and make the best choices for you … your budget, your site and your life. That’s the way you create the perfect home for you.  

Listen to the podcast now to learn more about these 4 main areas, and how to protect your budget, and manage your risk overall. 

This season, Undercover Architect has a podcast partner: Kiiko LED. 

Kiiko LED is customisable, DIY, LED strip lighting, that you can order online to your specifications, for your needs and project.  

Kiiko LED is founded by Craig Thomas, who I’ve personally had the pleasure of working with for over 12 years now, in my own projects, and in client projects.   

And so I’ve been able to organise with Kiiko a fantastic UA Community only offer. If you head to their website at www.kiiko.com.au/undercoverarchitect you’ll be able to access a $25 discount to use on your first order.   

Check it out, and start building your Kiiko LED strip lighting now!  

Your Secret Ally, 

Amelia Lee, UA x 

 

As you begin to design and plan your new home or renovation, chances are you&rsquo;ll be:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li data-listid="21" aria-setsize="-1" data-aria-posinset="1" data-aria-level="1">looking&nbsp;at&nbsp;the spaces you want to create&nbsp;</li>
<li data-listid="21" aria-setsize="-1" data-aria-posinset="2" data-aria-level="1">how&nbsp;you want to wrap them&nbsp;up (their size, shape,&nbsp;etc&nbsp;)&nbsp;</li>
<li data-listid="21" aria-setsize="-1" data-aria-posinset="3" data-aria-level="1">and&nbsp;what you want to put in them (finishes, fixtures, furnishings,&nbsp;etc)&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
When you start to allocate your budget to these dreamed and imagined spaces, finishes and fixtures, it can be a surprise to see how quickly it gets consumed.&nbsp;&nbsp;
And often, in my experience, the reaction can often be &ldquo;But where is all the money going?&rdquo;&nbsp;
There are many things required to create a working, finished new or renovated home, and they can chew up a significant chunk of your budget &ndash; and yet be almost invisible in the finished product.&nbsp;&nbsp;
So in this episode, we&nbsp;go through the main areas where money can disappear in any project, so you can manage them in yours. I&nbsp;share the main hazards to be aware of, and how you can protect your budget in each of these areas.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Of course, the ones I&rsquo;m listing here are not exhaustive &ndash; the best way to manage your budget is to manage all of it!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
However,&nbsp;I&rsquo;ve seen these areas regularly surprise homeowners, and end up costing them far more than they intended.&nbsp;&nbsp;
I take you through 4 main areas that can swallow your budget for a seemingly invisible result. I also share key tips to help you protect your budget in these areas &ndash; and overall.&nbsp;
Money gobbler 1:Services (especially electrical and plumbing)&nbsp;
Money gobbler 2:Excavation and retaining&nbsp;
Money gobbler 3:Your home&rsquo;s skeleton (the structure)&nbsp;
Money gobbler 4:Extra living expenses during your project&nbsp;&nbsp;
And one last word on this &hellip;&nbsp;&nbsp;
I see&nbsp;some&nbsp;homeowners behave like it&rsquo;s a foregone conclusion that their project will blow budget and timelines. Renovating and building doesn&rsquo;t have to be that way.&nbsp;
The renovating and building journey is not a one-step process. It&rsquo;s a step-by-step journey of discovery and selection. Sometimes you only have 2 options. Sometimes you have 200. Sometimes you may feel like you&rsquo;re crawling, and at other times it feels like big jumps towards the finish line.&nbsp;
The most&nbsp;straight-forward&nbsp;way to avoid nasty surprises on your&nbsp;reno&nbsp;or new home journey is to start with good information and a reliable team. Then you can also work to make informed choices as you go.&nbsp;Checking and adjusting along&nbsp;the way.&nbsp;What did we say in an earlier episode? ADAPT AND INNOVATE!!&nbsp;
Revisiting your design, your budget and your timeline at each of these stages will help you do this, and make the best choices for you &hellip; your budget, your site and your life. That&rsquo;s the way you create the perfect home for you.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Listen to the podcast&nbsp;now&nbsp;to learn more about these&nbsp;4 main areas, and how to protect your budget, and manage your risk overall.&nbsp;
This season,&nbsp;Undercover Architect has a podcast partner:&nbsp;Kiiko&nbsp;LED.&nbsp;
Kiiko&nbsp;LED is&nbsp;customisable, DIY, LED strip&nbsp;lighting, that&nbsp;you can order online to your specifications, for your needs and project.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Kiiko&nbsp;LED is founded by Craig Thomas, who I&rsquo;ve personally had the pleasure of working with for over 12 years now, in my own projects, and in client projects.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
And so I&rsquo;ve been able to&nbsp;organise&nbsp;with&nbsp;Kiiko&nbsp;a fantastic UA Community only offer. If you head to their website at www.kiiko.com.au/undercoverarchitect you&rsquo;ll be able to access a $25 discount to use on your first order.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Check it out, and start building your&nbsp;Kiiko&nbsp;LED strip lighting now!&nbsp;&nbsp;
Your Secret Ally,&nbsp;
Amelia Lee, UA x&nbsp;
&nbsp;

Amelia takes you through 4 main areas that can swallow your budget for a seemingly invisible result. She also shares key tips to help you protect your budget in these areas – and overall.

Where Money Disappears in a Project - Episode 9 (Season 3)

One of the things I often see occurs is that homeowners will be so diligent during their early phases of their projects. Total ninjas when juggling competing demands, sorting their priorities, hunting down bargains, making strong decisions so they meet their budget. 

And then construction will start.   

They’ll head to site and start seeing progress. And then they’ll start changing things. Or they’ll see a material or fixture somewhere, fall in love with it, and have to have it – even though it’s more than what they’d originally budgeted for, or already selected. 

This might be because construction feels like the last point at which you can be sure you’ve got it right. Your last opportunity to ensure you’ve made the best choices, because once it’s in, it’s permanent and you’ll be living with it. 

And perhaps too, it’s because it can be hard to visualise things when they’re all on paper. You’re looking at lines on a page that represents rooms and spaces and joinery. Often homeowners will walk on site and say “Oh, is THAT what it looks like” like it’s the first time they’ve actually realised.  

When you make changes on site: be it because you’ve not understood how something actually was designed … or you see an alternative product or material you would rather use … or you change your mind about anything you’ve previously selected or included in your design … these changes rarely save you money.   

More often than not, they cost MORE in time and money. 

And it’s in these changes that homeowners can blow their budget. They’re spending a little extra here and there. All those ‘little extras’ add up over time, get a builder’s margin added onto them, and can end up being a big budget blowout.  

In this episode, I share the ways you can spend your budget wisely, and stay on track for your project, as well as the tools you can use. I go into detail on these three specific strategies: 

Strategy 1: Start how you intend to finish … and finish how you started 

Strategy 2: Monitor your progress – in time and money 

Strategy 3: Be realistic about your own abilities 

Following these strategies will help you to manage the spending of your budget with the same discipline you set it with. And ultimately that will help you stay on track in your renovation or new build, and deliver the finished result without huge financial headaches.  

Listen to the podcast now to learn more about these strategies and stay on track with your spending!  

Links mentioned in the podcast 

Microsoft now has a template you can use to set up your budget in excel 

https://www.microsoft.com/australia/madewithoffice/article/how-to-keep-track-of-your-diy-renovation-in-excel.aspx 

Pocketbook is one of my favourite apps for streaming your bank account and tracking / categorising transactions 

https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/pocketbook-personal-finance-expense-tracker/id653330894?mt=8 

Renovation Budget Tracker ($4.50) 

https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/renovation-budget-tracker/id381991960?mt=8 

 AMP Budget Tracker 

https://www.tracker.qandamp.com.au/ 

Tom’s Planner 

https://www.tomsplanner.com/ 

LED Lighting and how to get it right 

http://undercoverarchitect.com/what-is-led-lighting/  

This season, Undercover Architect has a podcast partner: Kiiko LED. 

Kiiko LED is customisable, DIY, LED strip lighting, that you can order online to your specifications, for your needs and project. 

Kiiko LED is founded by Craig Thomas, who I’ve personally had the pleasure of working with for over 12 years now, in my own projects, and in client projects.  

And so I’ve been able to organise with Kiiko a fantastic UA Community only offer. If you head to their website at www.kiiko.com.au/undercoverarchitect you’ll be able to access a $25 discount to use on your first order.  

Check it out, and start building your Kiiko LED strip lighting now! 

Your Secret Ally, 

Amelia Lee, UA x 

One of the things I often see&nbsp;occurs&nbsp;is that homeowners will be so diligent during their early phases of their projects. Total ninjas when juggling competing demands, sorting their priorities, hunting down bargains, making strong decisions so they meet their budget.&nbsp;
And then construction will start.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
They&rsquo;ll head to site and start seeing progress. And then they&rsquo;ll start changing things. Or they&rsquo;ll see a material or fixture somewhere, fall in love with it, and have to have it &ndash; even though it&rsquo;s more than what they&rsquo;d originally budgeted for, or already selected.&nbsp;
This might be because construction feels like the last point at which you can be sure you&rsquo;ve got it right. Your last opportunity to ensure you&rsquo;ve made the best choices,&nbsp;because once it&rsquo;s in, it&rsquo;s permanent and you&rsquo;ll be living with it.&nbsp;
And perhaps too,&nbsp;it&rsquo;s because it can be hard to&nbsp;visualise&nbsp;things when they&rsquo;re all on paper. You&rsquo;re looking at lines on a page that represents rooms and spaces and joinery. Often homeowners will walk on site and&nbsp;say&nbsp;&ldquo;Oh, is THAT what it looks like&rdquo; like it&rsquo;s the first time they&rsquo;ve actually&nbsp;realised.&nbsp;&nbsp;
When you make changes on site:&nbsp;be it because you&rsquo;ve not understood how something actually was designed &hellip; or you see an alternative product or material you would rather use &hellip; or you change your mind about anything you&rsquo;ve previously selected or included in your design &hellip; these changes rarely save you money.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
More&nbsp;often than not, they cost MORE&nbsp;in time and money.&nbsp;
And it&rsquo;s in these changes that homeowners can blow their budget.&nbsp;They&rsquo;re&nbsp;spending a little extra here and there. All those &lsquo;little extras&rsquo; add up over time, get a builder&rsquo;s margin added onto them, and can end up being a big budget blowout.&nbsp;&nbsp;
In this episode, I share the ways you can spend your budget wisely, and stay on track for your project, as well as&nbsp;the&nbsp;tools you can use. I go into detail on these three&nbsp;specific&nbsp;strategies:&nbsp;
Strategy 1:&nbsp;Start how you intend to finish &hellip; and finish how you started&nbsp;
Strategy 2:&nbsp;Monitor your progress &ndash; in time and money&nbsp;
Strategy 3:&nbsp;Be realistic about your own abilities&nbsp;
Following these strategies will help you to manage the spending of your budget with the same discipline you set it with.&nbsp;And ultimately that will help you stay on track in your renovation or new build, and deliver the finished result without huge financial headaches.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Listen to the podcast&nbsp;now&nbsp;to learn more about these&nbsp;strategies&nbsp;and stay on track with your spending!&nbsp;&nbsp;
Links mentioned in the podcast&nbsp;
Microsoft now has&nbsp;a template you can use to set up your budget in excel&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.microsoft.com/australia/madewithoffice/article/how-to-keep-track-of-your-diy-renovation-in-excel.aspx">https://www.microsoft.com/australia/madewithoffice/article/how-to-keep-track-of-your-diy-renovation-in-excel.aspx</a>&nbsp;
Pocketbook is one of my&nbsp;favourite&nbsp;apps&nbsp;for streaming your bank account and tracking /&nbsp;categorising&nbsp;transactions&nbsp;
<a href="https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/pocketbook-personal-finance-expense-tracker/id653330894?mt=8">https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/pocketbook-personal-finance-expense-tracker/id653330894?mt=8</a>&nbsp;
Renovation Budget Tracker ($4.50)&nbsp;
<a href="https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/renovation-budget-tracker/id381991960?mt=8">https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/renovation-budget-tracker/id381991960?mt=8</a>&nbsp;
&nbsp;AMP Budget Tracker&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.tracker.qandamp.com.au/&nbsp;">https://www.tracker.qandamp.com.au/&nbsp;</a>
Tom&rsquo;s Planner&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.tomsplanner.com/&nbsp;">https://www.tomsplanner.com/&nbsp;</a>
LED Lighting and how to get it right&nbsp;
<a href="http://undercoverarchitect.com/what-is-led-lighting/&nbsp;">http://undercoverarchitect.com/what-is-led-lighting/&nbsp;</a>&nbsp;
This season,&nbsp;Undercover Architect has a podcast partner:&nbsp;Kiiko&nbsp;LED.&nbsp;
Kiiko&nbsp;LED is&nbsp;customisable, DIY, LED strip&nbsp;lighting, that&nbsp;you can order online to your specifications, for your needs and project.&nbsp;
Kiiko&nbsp;LED is founded by Craig Thomas, who I&rsquo;ve personally had the pleasure of working with for over 12 years now, in my own projects, and in client projects.&nbsp;&nbsp;
And so I&rsquo;ve been able to&nbsp;organise&nbsp;with&nbsp;Kiiko&nbsp;a fantastic UA Community only offer. If you head to their website at www.kiiko.com.au/undercoverarchitect you&rsquo;ll be able to access a $25 discount to use on your first order.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Check it out, and start building your&nbsp;Kiiko&nbsp;LED strip lighting now!&nbsp;
Your Secret Ally,&nbsp;
Amelia Lee, UA x&nbsp;

In this episode, Amelia Lee shares the ways you can spend your budget wisely, and stay on track for your project, as well as the tools you can use.

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