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06 Selfbuilder Diaries
Leanne and her partner Mark explain how they are balancing a renovation in Barnsley with running their own business and raising three girls
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Home Styling The emerging trends of the year can be a great source of
inspiration for incorporating style, air and indiiduality into your interior design. Paul Garland of Andrew Henry Interiors provides some styling tips
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Interior Inspiration: Living Rooms Natural materials, which might even be reclaimed, combined
with a focus on luxury for key pieces. With this a key trend driving design of our living rooms, Selfbuilder & Homemaker offers some great ideas to inspire your space
12 Ask the Expert
When installing a new low-carbon heating system, you will want to make sure it runs as efficiently as possible. James Coe at Kensa Heat Pumps shares tips on how to get the most out of your ground source heat pump
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PRODUCT FEATURES 49
As right as rain You don’t need to compromise on aesthetics or function when
choosing a rainwater system for your home – Yeoman Rainguard explains why
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oering racticalities From the increasing popularity of large format tiles to the
importance of meeting British Standards in installation, The Tile Association covers the technical issues to consider when tiling your project
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Converted to spirals Installing and designing a spiral staircase for a conversion project
is now simpler than ever, as Richard Harding of British Spirals & Castings explains
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Sustained efforts Johanna lidge at arshalls shares her adice for building
sustainability into your home’s outdoor space to bring life- long benefits
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