In an ever changing world where sustainability is at the heart of our lives –from sustainable fashion to workplace sustainability, it makes sense that environmental responsibility should be applied to interior design too. After all, the decisions we make in our home can have
Planning an extension? Are you fed up with the same four walls and want to transform your home? A house extension may be the best solution for you to fall back in love with your home. Chances are you will (probably) need planning permission
Do you plan to renovate your home or extend your home? Perhaps you want to build your own home? Either way, choosing a high quality, reputable builder is arguably one of the most important decisions you will make during your whole project. Chances are you
How to Save £1000s on Heating Your Home and Help Save the Environment This year we’ve spent a lot more time at home than we are used to. With that, comes more consideration about our household expenditure, the cost of our heating and with the
Older period homes with character are sought after by those looking for a home with charm and history. Extending your period home suitable for the demands of modern life can be the perfect route to creating your ideal living space. Extending your period home should
Since the beginning of the pandemic, our home has been both our refuge and living and working space. So it’s not surprising that the top interior design trends for 2021 are about making your home the ultimate sanctuary and a place to promote a
If you, like so many in Oxford, have fallen in love and bought a listed building, then you are likely to consider, with a degree of trepidation, the planning permission process for any internal remodel, renovations, repair or enhancements you have in mind. Certainly, listed buildings
The UK government has recently introduced changes to planning law, which allows for redundant commercial and retail buildings to be repurposed. Further details are below: Permitted Development Rights for Additional Storeys to Dwellinghouses The Town and County Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 2020
Anna Dulnikowska-Przystalska is the inspiration and drive behind MarbleAir Architects. With her own unique preferences and instinctive style, she has developed an intriguing ethos of collaboration, professionalism, and a thoughtful approach to her clients’ needs. We’d like to share a little of MarbleAir’s history and ethos with
The homes in the UK are, for the most part, designed uniformly, lacking character, restricting levels of natural light and with cramped spaces built for maximum profit. But what if you want a little more living space, or perhaps want a brighter and more open
