Veronica Rodriguez Interior PhotographyPhotographers
Contemporary and stylish garden flat in Fulham.
Photography by Veronica Rodriguez
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houseology added this to 10 Ideas for Brightening a Dark Living Room
Bring the outside inEnlarging the window, no matter what its orientation, will maximise the amount of light that enters the room. From the most dramatic solution of replacing the wall with full-length glazed doors, to easier tricks, such as lowering the height of the windowsill, increasing the area of glass will enhance the flow of both light and space in the room. The materials and colours you choose for your outside space can also play a significant part in your mission to increase light in your living space. For instance, the white furniture and fencing and the tall mirror in this courtyard garden all help to boost the light.
Sophie Baylis added this to 11 Common Questions About Radiators
Why does the condition of the wall matter?Walls on which you’re hanging radiators need to be able to carry the weight. If you see cracks on your chosen wall, Darren Hickman of Aestus advises replastering before installing a radiator. “The radiator should not be hung on the wall before replastering takes place, as this may cause further disintegration of the wall, which will inevitably lead to loose fixtures and fittings, and potential damage to your new radiator,” he explains.Interested in underfloor heating, too? Check out this guide
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kidcuteture added this to Construction
How much heat will my radiator give out? “The easiest way to work this out is by using a BTU [British Thermal Unit] calculator, which many radiator and towel warmer manufacturers provide on their websites,” says Birch. “Calculating the BTU for a room is a simple process that involves entering a few details, including which room is being catered for, the dimensions of the space, whether the home has single or double glazing and how sheltered the building itself is,” Birch continues. “The results will help you determine how many radiators are required, and how powerful they will need to be.”
Jonathan Kohn added this to jonathan_kohn24's Ideas
Alternative to underfloor heating for the lower ground floor
tina_puddy added this to tina_puddy's Ideas
Make outside light and reflective, White
Jason Macadam added this to Cleveleys
Dimensions of yard and room similar to ours
mwwmymail added this to mwwmymail's Ideas
Return wall and vertical radiator.
Mark W added this to Living room
I love being able to throw open the doors like this to an open space. Also I like the "window" hanging on the wall in the garden giving a feeling like there's a room beyond
karenpowell30 added this to karenpowell30's Ideas
Window from kitchen into garden
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