Build my home plan | Keys & Kettles

First, the place you’re moving into.

Your home

We only ask about parts of the property that can change what the plan needs.

Are you buying or renting?

Buying Renting

How furnished will the new home be?

We won’t guess what is included. You’ll review every relevant item later.

Where are you moving from?

This gives us a little context for your move.

What type of home is it?

How many bedrooms?

How many windows need curtains or blinds for privacy straight away?

A rough count is fine. Include already-covered windows too—you’ll mark coverings as supplied or owned later.

Is there suitable space and plumbing for a dishwasher?

Yes No Not sure

If you’re not sure, we’ll leave a dishwasher out of the plan for now. You can revisit it once you know the space and plumbing are suitable.

Does the home have a garden?

Yes No

Who the home needs to work for.

Your household

How many adults will live here?

How many children aged 17 or under?

Is a pet moving too?

Yes No

Will anyone regularly work from home?

Yes No

We’ll ask the useful work details later, only if they apply.

One budget for the whole home.

Your budget

Enter the amount you’re comfortable spending on furnishing and setting up the home. Keep savings or emergency money outside this figure.

How much do you want to spend setting up your home?

How quickly do you want to get set up?

GraduallyI’m happy to phase purchases over time. Within 1–3 monthsI want the main gaps sorted fairly soon. Mostly straight awayI need most justified purchases brought forward.

Your plan should reflect real life.

What matters most

Pick only the things that genuinely deserve more attention. It is fine to choose none.

How do you normally balance price and quality?

Keep it leanChoose the cheapest option that does the job. Focus on valueSpend more only where it earns its place. BalancedA practical middle ground on price and quality. Buy well oncePay more in categories where better quality is likely to matter.

How open are you to used or refurbished items?

Prefer newPlan around new products. Used furniture is fineConsider suitable furniture, but buy other categories new. Open to suitable used or refurbished optionsUse these routes where the category and condition make sense.

Leave genuine gaps in. Remove everything else.

What you already have

We’ve assumed you need to buy most items. Change anything you already own, that comes with the property, or that you want to replace. Then confirm each section. You don’t need to change every item.

Need — you need to buy this.

Already own — you already have this.

Supplied — it comes with the property.

Replace — you have one, but need to replace it.

Only the details that change your plan.

Extra details

This step changes to match the answers you have already given.

Delivery and assembly

Are you likely to pay for help assembling furniture?

Yes No

Could stairs, narrow access or delivery restrictions add cost?

Yes No

One last check.

Review your answers

Nothing has been calculated yet. Use Edit to return to any section.

How we’ll handle the bits you don’t choose

We may keep a small amount aside for unexpected costs. You don’t need to set this yourself.
We don’t ask about the living/dining layout because it does not change the plan yet.
Questions that do not apply—such as garden details for a home without a garden—stay out of your buying plan.

Let’s work out what your home actually needs.

There’s something to check

Your home

Your household

Your budget

What matters most

What you already have

Extra details

Working from home

Overnight guests

Dishwasher

Garden

Collecting used items

Old-appliance removal

Delivery and assembly

Review your answers

How we’ll handle the bits you don’t choose