1930s house frontage

The brief was to transform a dark five-bedroom Edwardian detached house into a colourful, light free-flowing family home.

Renovating a tired former rental, the owners created a spacious home full of stylish touches

We reimagined this period home by extending the 1930s house to the side, rear and at roof level.

Looking for a solution to the ugly pebble dashed exterior to our little victorian mid terraced house. We are the only pebble dashed house on the street and after 8 years living here we are finally ready to commit to improving the view of our house for our neighbours. A house nearby is having theirs ...

A stunning apex style rear extension with floor to ceiling crittall doors and windows. From the home of @85_wf on Instagram.

Every 1920's and 1930's front door we create is completely bespoke. Handcrafted by expert carpenters, each door is made from high quality wood.

Starting a 1950s house renovation? Learn how to budget, design and plan your project and reduce stress during your 1950s house renovation!

This light and spacious 1930s house was the perfect blank canvas for a modern colour scheme and style revamp.

Renovating can be such a huge expense, so we it love when we come across homes that have taken on much of the work themselves to create a beautiful home, as well as save significantly on the costs.

The owners embraced the challenge of reviving a 1930s house and turned it into a stylish family home

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Case study of a Sheffield low energy retrofit of a 1927 home featuring Green Building Store's PERFORMANCE range

Renovating a Victorian house? This guide will show you a step by step process to renovating a Victorian house as well as a brief history of your new home.

If you want to find out how to visualise your design and renovation ideas, we share step by step exercises in our How to Renovate a House online course. We found throughout our whole 1930s house renovation, that when you can visualise ideas clearly before you invest, it saves you a lot of time and money.

The layout of this Edwardian house in Nottingham has been reconfigured to suit life today, while also making the most of the beautiful period features

Frances on Instagram: “⭐️ HOUSE TOUR - FRONTAGE ⭐️ Definitely one of my favourite transformations of the house, I’m still over the moon with the DIY resin path…”