10 ways to transform your interiors using Vnext Fiber Cement Boards

All those hours at home got you thinking on how to spruce up your living space with limited, contemporary elements that resemble a page from an interior magazine edit? Don’t worry, the Vnext range of sustainable building material might just be what you’re looking for! Here are 10 things that you can invest to make your house look like the best version of yourself.

‘Tis the time of self-reflection and discovering yourself through a craft, design or a particular skill that you find the need to hone. And what better way to do it than to dedicate a corner of your home for this very purpose? Vnext is not only used to build spacious storage racks, but also make great fixed furniture. Kitchen work table fixtures, an art corner or a fixed study table, can make great additions to the house that might double up as clean, utilitarian spaces.

Got nagging kids that need an impromptu treehouse built? Used for mezzanine floors, Vnext does just that, making a cosy kiddie quarter with an elevation in the room itself. Who knows, you might even want an extra Mezz floor option to create a quiet green space in your bedroom?

Home improvement is an art form in itself. With the summer arriving early, and the entire family is home, keeping your home organized calls for storage spaces that are made to match your needs. Move away from conventional box-shaped cabinets. Instead, envision beautiful shapes to put your things away using Vnext Boards.

Finding it hard to find home decor inspiration? And instead of shelling a bomb on visiting a high-end store for DIY cupboards, why not go the extra mile to customize it? Cabinets made of Vnext not only last for over half-a-century, but they also are termite, water and fire-resistant. That means no bugs, fire hazards or funky smelling damp spaces. Ever.

Memory boards! Yes, that giant plank of bizarre pictures that forgetful people use to remember things in movies. You can do one too! Except, it would be more artful and reflect your sensibilities. When it comes to design, nobody makes the rules. Get a Vnext Board, finish it in the colour or pattern you like, and mount pictures, maps, souvenirs, anything you find attention-worthy. You can even decorate it with a touch of succulents, to give it that ‘zen’ feel.

The bed, the couch or the coffee table are no places to keep random piles of washed clothes! Tuck them into neat, personalized wardrobes that speak more about your usage patterns. When you get a Vnext wardrobe made, just don’t go for drawers and one hanger space because it’s conventional. Get a pullout hangar for your jeans, mesh hampers for freshly done laundry, all inside your wardrobe. What’s more? Ever considered sock drawers made of fibre cement boards?

If you’re that person who owns 500 odd books but has only read 200 of them, you have a book problem. Or… you just need a sturdy bookshelf that can organize your tomes according to their genres or authors. Break the monotony and add a personal item to the shelf like a photo frame or a tiny plant.

It’s no wonder that people who love to cook, want their ingredients freshly procured. If you have a thing for microgreens or kitchen herbs, it’s time to move away from those tacky buckets of herbs that are all over the place. Instead, organize your produce on Vnext Boards. Get your Vnext professional to build a wall mount vertical garden, waterproof gaps, and voila! Happy cooking!

A cabin in the woods? Might be a cliche. Surrounded by lush greenery, it would be the architect and the homeowner’s dream to construct a party space that harnesses natural light most beautifully. With Vnext, build the most picture-perfect lightbox houses that channelize nature in every moment you spend alone. For inspiration, check out this magical house by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, clicked by Nic Lehoux Photography.

Premium exterior-grade products like Vnext Planks can serve as an aesthetic addition to one’s interiors too. Get a cosy wood-like corner by summoning the closest thing it in terms of texture and design, without the damage to the environment.