You want to hide wiring? Is it in conduit or armored cable? Exposed wiring is illegal in the US...sounds like you are in another country? So if getting the wires behind the wall can't happen, putting it in extruded metal tubing (EMT or conduit) is a safer option. Then embrace the necessity and go for a hi-tech/industrial look. Reclaimed and re-imagined furnishings and parts from factories and workshops to play up the look. Search "industrial" under the "browse rooms" tab in the Houzz header. Regarding hiding switches...hiding them is not so great...you kind of want them accessible when stumbling about in the dark! The EMT electrical system has metal boxes for mounting switches, outlets and light fixtures. And metal cover plates too.

11' is not a standard, all studs would have to be field cut, plywood only 8,9 & 10' lengths, drywall is 4' & wide board 4' 6". So you have several factors which will drive the price up on the build of the home by going with 11' ceilings. You can get a 10' pre cut for framing and 10' exterior sheeting for walls, drywall will still require a filler however 10' is a better option than 11'. Is this a CBS block exterior walls?

Hi Seema. Can you post some pictures below of the interior and exterior of the house? Then we could start a conversation on it. For the interior, just start with a couple of rooms -- too much all at once is overwhelming. For the exterior, try to post one shot showing the full front of the house, or as much as possible of it, and a close up so that we can see the texture and composition of the walls.

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