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Does the thought of being able to press a button in the comfort of your car on dark, rainy evenings then sitting back and watching your gates slide open appeal to you? Here are the things you need to think about when choosing electric automatic gates.
Swing or slide?John Davis, of
Sofa beds serve as versatile furniture pieces, offering a blend of comfort and functionality. Their significance lies in their space-saving capabilities, particularly in compact living spaces like apartments and studios.
During the day, they function as stylish and comfortable sofas for lounging and entertaining guests. At night, they transform into comfortable beds, p...
If you’re an oenophile, perhaps you’ve dreamed of creating a wine cellar of your very own. Somewhere luxe to store and expand your own collection of fine wines (and, let’s be honest, less fine but very quaffable ones, too). Well, here’s how you go about it.
Temperature, humidity and lightThe key things you need to control when creating a wine cellar, wine room or any ...
A gradient may seem like a challenge to landscape. However, these sloped garden ideas show how creative landscaping, structural work and planting can deliver an impactful outdoor space.
‘A slope can be an opportunity to create visual interest in the level changes,’ says James Scott, MD of T...
This striking former water tower built in 1964 is now a stylish, sustainable holiday home, thanks to the hard work of owners, designers Matt and Ali Grey.
Standing at 23-metre (75’) high Tonwell (pronounced Tunnel) Tower is a wonderful example of Brutalist industrial design in a rural setting on the edge of a hamlet.
Originally designed by Edmund Percey, of Shea...