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As the UK weather starts to warm up, many homeowners are turning their attention to refreshing outdoor dining and cooking areas in anticipation of summer.
From the characterful charm of stripes to the warmth and nostalgia of butter yellow, Molly Woodward-Moor, interior designer and creative director at Stone Superstore talks through the standout interior trends we’ll be seeing everywhere this spring and summer.
Making a bathroom basket is a lovely way to make guests feel welcome and of course indulge them with some luxurious treats. Cosy blankets are a nice touch too if the weather’s chilly and sweet smelling reed diffusers are ideal to leave the room feeling as good as any hotel
There have been lots of debates on social media recently on the ‘big light’ topic, with a significant number of people saying it’s too harsh, uncomfortable and can even cause sensory issues.
The Naples range offers the perfect balance between modern elegance and outdoor comfort. Whether you prefer a full dining set for alfresco meals or a lounging set for relaxed evenings, Naples provides high-quality seating with a contemporary twist. Its sleek aluminium frame and plush cushions ensure style and durability all season long.
Spring is on the horizon, soon to be followed by summer, and I’m sure many of you can’t wait to kick back and relax in your garden… If it is an appealing place to be, that is! Gardening is a task that a lot of us enjoy but often can't find the time to keep on top of.
Some of the more common and less surprising permitted development projects include extensions, fencing, and garage conversions. But as well as common projects, homeowners could even have a swimming pool or tennis court constructed as long as all rules and restrictions were followed.
As the days get longer and the sun starts shining a little brighter, your houseplants are ready to shake off their winter coat and burst into new growth.
From the mildly offensive ‘Dumb Woman’s Lane’ to the eyebrow-raising ‘Butt Close Lane,’ the UK is home to some of the most amusingly named streets. But do these unusual names come with a financial consequence?
Kitchen cupboard staples such as ketchup and foil can be used to remove tarnish and give furniture a temporary shine while fizzy drinks can be used to salvage rusty tools and hinges.
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