Tag: Homes
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A look inside one of Britain’s greenest homes
An energy-efficient home in Tolleshunt Knights, Essex, has been relisted at offers over £1.5 million after a recent price reduction. Paternoster Lodge was recognised with the Maldon District Council Sustainability Award and received a design commendation for its use of low-impact construction, materials and systems. With an A+ EPC rating, the property integrates solar, battery,…
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Allesin Debuts Prestige Motorized Shades for U.S. Homes
Smart home integration is rapidly moving beyond lights and thermostats. Allesin, a brand focused on accessible smart shading solutions, is expanding its U.S. product lineup with the launch of the Allesin Prestige Motorized Roller Shades. This release reflects a growing shift in how homeowners manage natural light—with simpler installation, smarter control, and enhanced design flexibility. …
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Benefits of Installing Modern Doors in Ottawa Homes
Your front door is more than just a way to enter and exit your home—it’s the gateway to your living space, your family’s protection, and a reflection of your style. In recent years, many homeowners have been replacing outdated or worn-out doors with modern ones that provide more than just curb appeal. When it comes…
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How to Choose the Right Color for Your Home’s Exterior
When it comes to making a memorable first impression, few things are as impactful as the color of your home’s exterior. Whether you’re looking to boost curb appeal, increase property value, or simply refresh your home’s look, choosing the right paint color is a decision that combines both art and science. It’s about more than…
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10 Signs Your Home’s Cooling System May Stop Working Soon
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Few things ruin a day faster than turning on your system and feeling warm air blowing out—or worse, nothing at all. If you want to stay comfortable this summer, it’s smart to watch for early warning signs that trouble is on the way. In Melbourne, FL, summers are long, humid, and hot. With temperatures soaring…
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Thames Water announces hosepipe ban for over 1 million homes
The UK is facing a growing water crisis after experiencing one of the driest springs in over a century and the warmest June on record. The Environment Agency has now placed much of southern England under the prolonged dry weather category. In response, Thames Water has announced a hosepipe ban for over a million customers…
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Graham to turn former Boddingtons site into homes
Richard Cook, chief development officer at Clarion Housing Group, said: “Boddingtons is a cornerstone of our ambitions for central Manchester to deliver high-quality, affordable new homes and a striking new presence on the city’s skyline. This project will transform a long-derelict site and help address the city’s growing housing need with a focus on design,…
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First-year failure: Labour builds just 62% of promised homes
As the Labour government marks its first anniversary in office, with housing remaining a central focus of its agenda. But how are Labour actually getting on with their pledge to build deliver 1.5 million new homes by 2029 and have they bitten off more than they could chew? We reveal the total number of houses…
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Could this be the next new swimming pool trend in UK homes?
If regular heatwaves are making you re-think that a swimming pool might be a good idea to include in your landscaping ideas, there’s a new trend you might want to consider. While it’s common to see the main component of the trend used for other home improvement projects such as garden rooms, it’s only really…
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How indoor solar panels could power the next generation of homes
Indoor solar panels are gaining momentum as a smart solution for powering low-energy electronic devices. Unlike traditional solar panels, these are designed to harvest electricity from artificial light sources like LED and fluorescent bulbs. The technology could help reduce battery waste and enable more sustainable, self-powered devices across homes. You may like A new energy…