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Home Storage Ideas: Why British Houses Haven't Got Any
October 13, 2026 · 9 minSeventeen percent of British homeowners put more storage on their improvement list this year, which puts it level with a garden makeover and above a home office, an outdoor entertaining space and smart home technology. Nobody wants…
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Green Paint Trends: The 2026 Colour Nobody Announced
October 8, 2026 · 9 minBlue got three colours of the year and a launch campaign. Pantone got an off-white. Green went up 22 percent year on year across the paint brands while nobody was looking, with no colour of the year, no theme and no name. Marcus's argument…
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Small Room Ideas That Work: Why Painting It White Doesn't
October 3, 2026 · 10 minBritish houses are among the smallest in Western Europe, and the new ones are smaller than the old ones. So most of the trends we've spent eleven episodes on were designed and photographed in rooms almost nobody listening has. This one…
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Lighting a British Home: North-Facing Rooms and the Big Light
September 28, 2026 · 9 minTen episodes of colour advice have all ended the same way: it depends on your light. This one is about the light itself. The constraint is latitude. London sits level with Newfoundland and Edinburgh not far off Moscow, and in December…
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Kitchen Trends 2026: Warm Woods, Worktops and Where £17,500 Goes
September 23, 2026 · 10 minThe median UK kitchen spend rose 34 percent in a single year, to £17,500. Ten to twenty thousand is the normal range and the high end passes fifty thousand without much trouble. What did people get for the extra four and a half thousand?…
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Renovating a Victorian Terrace: Part L, Damp and the 8-15% Rule
September 18, 2026 · 11 minThere are roughly five million Victorian and Edwardian houses in this country, and almost everything written about interior design assumes you don't live in one. Part L of the building regulations now wants a U-value of 0.18 or better on…
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Renting: What You Can Actually Change Without Losing Your Deposit
September 13, 2026 · 9 minEvery trend report assumes you're allowed to touch the walls. A third of households in England aren't. Hana has rented seven flats and got four deposits back in full, so this one is hers and Marcus asks the questions. The design industry…
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Bathroom Trends 2026: What's Out and What a New One Costs
September 8, 2026 · 11 minA bathroom is the most expensive room in the house per square metre, and the one people think about least. About £6,000 for a normal one, with a range from £4,500 to £12,000 before you add the London premium. It's also top of the 2026…
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Outdated Interior Trends 2026: What's Out and What's Back
September 3, 2026 · 11 minThe last episode of the series, and it's the list nobody publishes in January: what's leaving. Out, according to the designers Livingetc asked: the all-white bathroom, matt black taps, matchy-matchy suites, gloss vanity units, feature…
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UK Renovation Costs 2026: Kitchens, Bathrooms and Budgets
August 29, 2026 · 11 minTwo in three British renovations went over budget last year. Not the ambitious ones. All of them. Renno surveyed 300 UK homeowners in April: 65.6 percent over budget, 60 percent behind schedule, and over half of those projects were…
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Midimalism and Texture: The 2026 Interior Design Trend
August 24, 2026 · 11 minMidimalism is a terrible word for a real thing. It's the middle ground between Scandinavian minimalism and full maximalism, and the phrase the trade keeps using is comfortably imperfect. Hana and Marcus work out whether there's anything…
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Why Grey Is Over: Warm Neutrals and Colour Drenching
August 19, 2026 · 12 minBritain painted everything grey for about twelve years. That's ending, and what's replacing it is harder to get right. Hana and Marcus go through the warm neutrals coming in — greige, mushroom, clay, chestnut, terracotta — and the green…

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