More than 1.52 million Brits now work full-time from their kitchen tables, bedroom desks and garden sheds, up 19% from a decade ago.
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Designing an Office
We look at the OFFICE not just from the point of view of the interior architecture or the building itself but also what it means to run an office today when so many things can be done via mobile phone and on the go.
“In the cloud”, a light sculpture
We talk to Fabien Barbeau about their recent project for one of our clients, called ‘in the cloud’
Portrait of…W4 Bathrooms
W4 Bathroom started 40 years as a plumbing shop and is now a well-established bathroom fittings supplier based in Chiswick.
Bazalgette’s legacy
In the mid-19th century, London was ravaged by recurring epidemics of cholera and typhoid. Originally believed to have been caused by ‘foul air’, it was not until 1854 that the source of these diseases was identified as contaminated drinking water.
Designing tips
Bathrooms so often get relegated to tricky spaces with limited or no natural light and ventilation. This is exactly why the design process is so important: good spatial planning and functionality are the key to upgrade them in the way they (and you) deserve!
5 ways to improve your bathroom
Even in this modern age, it is incredible how hard it can be to make the shower run at just the right temperature. Luckily the solution is a simple one: use a thermostatic shower valve.
Natural Cleaning
TINCTURE is a range of 100% natural home and cleaning products formulated and manufactured in Norfolk, UK.
Bathroom
BATHROOMS can be fairly tricky to design, particularly as they are often relegated to small, awkward rooms with no natural light. In this edition, we have tips on creating space and choosing the right flooring, we look at some beautiful and natural cleaning products and talk to one of our favourite local bathroom suppliers.
How to choose your wooden floor
The popularity of wooden floors has for centuries fluctuated. What we now think of as a beautiful and sought-after finish was in times past considered just a splinter-ridden floorboard best covered by a rug.