Interiors

Bristol’s geography causes more damp trouble than most homeowners realise. Large parts of the city, including Clifton, Cotham and parts of Redland, sit on steep hillsides , and rainwater runs downhill against the base of terraces that were often built with little thought for drainage. Add in the amount of Bath stone and Pennant sandstone used across the city’s older housing, both more porous...

ONS data shows that 42% of UK workers now do at least some of their job remotely , up from around 10% before the pandemic. The kitchen felt that change more than any other room. It absorbed the home office, the dining room, and in many households the main social space of the house. The design brief arriving at studios and trade partners today reflects all of that.

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Damp and condensation continue to drive tenant complaints across the rental sector, especially as expectations around housing standards increase. And rightly so.

With Awaab's Law placing greater emphasis on responding quickly to serious hazards, you can no longer afford to treat moisture issues as isolated maintenance jobs. A proactive approach protects your properties and tenants...

First impressions matter. Find out how LeoLine's unique vinyl floors are transforming forgotten corridors into grand entrances and welcoming walkways.

The hallway is often the most overlooked space in a home, yet it's one of the busiest areas for everyday life and most importantly the first room guests see. As homeowners continue to focus on creating practical and inviting interiors...