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Home Styling: On trend with tiles Following a year of exciting innovations and technologi-


cal advances, María D Arráez of Tile of Spain UK and Clara Vicedo of ASCER outline the key tile trends set to dominate homes this year.


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nterior nspiration ome ofice Whether you’ll be working from home full time or only part,


creating a cosy dedicated nook or designing a whole room, we’ve compiled various products from desks and chairs to storage and lighting solutions to provide all the inspiration you need for your home office.


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Selfbuilder Diaries For Carys and her family, their project has been an ongoing ourney from a bungalow fit for retirement to a complete demolition and rebuild, knowing that the value is in the plot rather than the bricks...


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lay brick  timeless material With clay bricks capable of retaining structural integrity for more


than 150 years, Rob Flello of the Brick Development Association (BDA) explains why self-builders are increasingly viewing them as a long-term investment.


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mbracing natures light aul race from Stella Rooflight discusses the importance of


effectively introducing the biophilic benefits of natural light into the home.


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 modern approach With the controversy over wood burning stoves, BFCMA’s


ennis illigan explains why it is worth looking at the benefits of modern stoves.


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ow much do value insulation Matthew Evans of Kingspan Insulation GB discusses what to think


about when it comes to insulating your self-build.


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