Limited living space doesn’t mean you have to abandon your beloved board game collection. In fact, finding smart board game storage solutions can be a fun challenge — like a real-life game of Tetris! With a bit of creativity, you can keep your collection organised and accessible without sacrificing style or space. This blog explores… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Advice and tips
10 Stylish Ways to Use Wall Mirrors in Your Home
Wall mirrors are more than just practical accessories—they’re powerful design tools that can transform any space. Whether you want to brighten a room, create a focal point, or add a touch of glamour, the right mirror can make all the difference. For a stunning selection, check out Metro Elegance’s wall mirror series. Here are 10… Read more »
Restoring your garden after your renovation is over
A renovation project is a big undertaking and while it is exciting, it can have a negative impact on your outdoor spaces. Lawns can become damaged from vehicles, contractors and boxes of materials, plants can become ripped out or die from lack of sunlight, and layouts can be destroyed by new additions. But if you’re… Read more »
Guide to costs and planning permission for a two storey extension
Two storey extension above by Daniel, an architect on Design for Me. View his full profile and shortlist him for your project here A two storey extension can be a cost effective way of gaining maximum floorspace for your property, without eating too much into your garden. It will also mean that your house… Read more »
Can architects work remotely?
Can architects work from home? Fortunately most private residential architects are very well placed to work from home and in fact many freelancers / sole traders already work from a home office. A home building and extension project doesn’t usually require more than one or two people to be working on it. This really helps… Read more »
Sustainable ambiance with a bio ethanol fireplace
Providing a warm glow that enhances any interior space, a fireplace is often the heart of a home. Today’s homeowners and designers are increasingly turning to eco-friendly options for both aesthetic and environmental reasons. One solution that combines style, safety, and sustainability is the bio ethanol fireplace. This guide explores how you can integrate this… Read more »
Accessible Home Design: Creating a Stylish and Practical Living Space
A home should always be both stylish and practical, making life easier for everyone who lives there. Whether you’re redecorating or making small adjustments, good design can improve comfort and movement. Simple choices, like picking the right furniture or adding a stairlift, can make a big difference, but let’s look at some more that you… Read more »
Why acoustic wall panels improve your home
Thinking of giving your home a fresh new look? Whether you want to improve soundproofing, boost sustainability, or simply enhance style, wall panels could be the perfect solution. Many homeowners even consult an acoustic consultancy company to choose the right materials and placement for optimal sound control. With their sleek, modern design and practical benefits,… Read more »
Can garden designers work remotely?
Image by Simon, garden designer from East Hampshire, South East. Click here to see more and shortlist them for your home project. Never before have our gardens been more important than now, and thankfully Spring has already brought us some sunshine. Now is a perfect time to turn your attention to home life and… Read more »
Stairs and staircases – rules for building regulations
Stairs and Staircases – Building Regulations – Part K Any building works to homes requires compliance with the building regulations and the Approved Documents set out guidance on how to achieve this. Part K of the Approved Documents, titled ‘Protection from falling, collision and impact’ covers stairs and staircases. How steep can stairs… Read more »
