Temporary planning permissions were made permanent by parliament in England allowing many plans now to be fast-tracked. These temporary rules have doubled since 2014, allowing over 100,000 homeowners to go through with their extension and remodelling plans without needing permission from local authorities.
There are nearly 14 million disabled individuals in the UK, more than 20% of the population, and this number is rising. So why not make your home more accessible? Here are some great ways to make your house accessible without compromising on style!
Looking to remodel your home? It’s time to stray away from the traditional and spice up your renovation with these modern floor plan ideas!
Following on from our last blog, "Ways to Upscale Your Driveway - part one", our second blog gives you even more ideas on how to redo your driveway to bring together your home exterior and provide a cohesive and stunning look.
Following on from our last blog, about your home's entryway, your driveway should complement your property's entrance. Our next two blogs have put together the ways to upscale or redo your driveway to bring together your home exterior and provide a cohesive and stunning look.
Arguably one of the most important aspects of your home, your entryway, or 'kerb appeal' should be nothing but perfect, as the first and last image of your home that your guests will see. The front entryway is the centre of attention for your home exterior and can make or break the home image. We’ve looked into two of our favourite home entryway styles and what characteristics bring these styles together.