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21 Creative colourful cladding Lisa Grosse at Cedral explores how cladding can improve


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Home is where the hearth is Percy Doughty explores how ambience shapes modern


British homes and how self-builders can craft a truly warm, inviting space.


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Polished concrete perfection Izzy Taylor-Wood of Woody’s Concrete Company explores how polished concrete has evolved to become a versatile design choice for contemporary self-builders.


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Exterior Inspiration: Outdoor Living As we head into the colder months and dream of sunnier


days there’s no better time to be inspired by our collection of outdoor furniture, accessories, and paving to ensure you have your garden ready for summer.


aesthetics, support thermal performance, and offer weather resistance, sustainability and long-term cost savings for self-builders.


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Thermal comfort made simple Chris Stammers of BEAMA explains how hydronic (water-based) underfloor heating creates a unique sense of thermal comfort by combining even heat distribution with efficient heat transfer.


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Fashionable flooring Lorna Williams at Amtico shares her insights on winter flooring


trends for 2025 and how self-builders can use them to curate a cohesive interior scheme.


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The appeal of aluminium Shaun Cartwright at Aluprof Living explains why aluminium


systems are becoming the go to choice for self-builders who want to combine high performance with modern design.


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