Creating a period-style bathroom can be a challenging task, especially if you want to capture the essence of a particular historical era. However, by paying attention to details such as colours, materials and style, you can achieve a period look that is both authentic and stylish.

There is something wonderfully rustic and evocative about the natural charm and character of oak, which, when expertly constructed, helps to exude English quality craftsmanship, says Karen Bell, Sales Director at David Salisbury.

Lisa Grosse, Brand Manager at Cedral, explains why more homeowners are turning to fibre cement cladding when it comes to their DIY projects.

Robert Hirschfield Architects (RHA) is often approached by clients to look into the renovation of existing properties, and the practice has developed expertise in knowing what to look for when considering such an undertaking. Whether you’re a developer who wants to see a return on their investment or a family…

Technological advances in glass have led to the extraordinary evolution of residential design, harnessing greater apertures for thermally-broken glazing that invites the outside and inside. Moreover, homes needing modernisation or refurbishment in coastal environments will predominantly prioritise the ‘framing’ of picturesque vistas above building ephemera. High-performance oversized structural glazing helps…

In this two-part article, we talk to Unplugged, a digital detox experience brand that embraces the idea of off-grid cabin living, about the benefits of taking the plunge into this quiet, more minimal way of life for those interested in a permanent shift in lifestyle. While on the next page,…

A self-build project in the stunning countryside of North East England has benefitted from Isover’s Metac, chosen for its excellent thermal and acoustic properties, as well as being the perfect fit for the architectural design of the property.

Bi-fold doors run along a simple track and are hinged to fold open. They are a popular choice for external back doors in both new-builds and period properties.

Deciding on the windows and doors is an important part of a building project. The decision not only affects the look of the property, but also impacts on the thermal efficiency.

Finding the right light fittings to use in your bathroom can be a tricky matter, especially if your electrician or quick internet search points towards IP44-rated fittings. Whilst there are areas where IP44-rated fittings are essential or highly recommended, often a standard fitting (IP20) will suffice – giving you much…