There are a zillion articles online about finance options for home renovations and extensions, but most of them are written (or sponsored) by finance providers. This is one is not and is intended as a broad overview of the options available to you. The content in this article is for informational purposes only, you should… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Renovations
The Influence of Furniture in ‘Parasite’ on Modern Interior Design Trends
In the vibrant and provocative world of cinema, the 2019 South Korean film “Parasite” not only garnered global acclaim for its gripping narrative and exceptional storytelling but subtly etched a strong influence on modern interior design trends. When the South Korean film, “Parasite,” won several awards at the Oscars 2020, many people were fascinated… Read more »
What Causes Mould Growth in UK Homes and Workplaces?
Mould is an unwelcome visitor in countless UK properties, appearing as black spots on walls, fuzzy patches on ceilings, or musty smells that simply won’t shift. Understanding what triggers mould growth is the first step towards preventing it and maintaining a healthier indoor environment. Whether you’re a homeowner, tenant, or facilities manager, recognising the underlying… Read more »
What is an interior architect? (And how to find one for your renovation project.)
The title ‘interior architect’ is used frequently in the architecture/design industry, even though it isn’t a title that is officially recognised or regulated. It’s usually adopted by either: a qualified architect who specialises or works only with the interior elements of construction, or an interior designer who is also a qualified architect. The title of… Read more »
Seven rental home improvements you don’t need permission for
One of the perks of purchasing a home is the opportunity to remove or change anything you don’t like about it. Renters, however, don’t have the same privileges and are usually much more restricted in what they can and can’t do. But there are a few alterations you can make, with the peace of mind… Read more »
When to Choose Grey or White Wood Flooring
There’s no doubt that grey and white wood floors are proving to be a massive hit at present. A wooden floor has become the norm – it’s beautiful, sustainable, hygienic and classic. But before grey and white wood flooring became so popular, the real flooring innovation happened below the level of colour, at the point where engineered… Read more »
How to Find the Perfect Architect or Interior Designer for Your Home Project: A Step-by-Step Guide
Starting a home renovation or building project is exciting, but it can also be overwhelming. Whether you’re expanding your living space, redesigning a kitchen, or building your dream home from the ground up, finding the right architect or interior designer is crucial to bringing your vision to life. But where do you begin? That’s where… Read more »
The Smart Way to Start Your Journey Toward Homeownership
Owning a home is one of the biggest goals many people work toward. It brings a sense of comfort, belonging, and financial stability. Turning that dream into reality requires planning, patience, and smart decisions. The process involves more than finding a place you like. It starts with understanding your finances, preparing for a mortgage, and… Read more »
Why is my house so cold?
As the colder months approach, many of us start to feel the chill. Whether you’re bundled up in the fluffiest socks or indulging in extra-long, steamy showers, it’s hard to escape the fact that your home just feels freezing. If your bills are creeping higher and higher, it might be time to stop cranking up… Read more »
An unusual/angled light-filled Victorian extension in Hounslow
Project Credits: Laura Nica Studio See Laura’s full profile on Design for Me and shortlist her for your home project here. Location: Hounslow, SW London Project type: House renovation with angled rear extension in St. Paul’s Conservation Area. Property type: Large semi-detached period house. Find your own architect: Click here to post your job Client… Read more »
