What is this style of UK house called?
tink1980
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Comments (8)I love them. If budget only allows for some now then go for it and focus on the main living rooms. I put cast iron rads in my basement conversion last year but the main part of the house just has the "modern" ones other than the bathroom which we didn't do! It's only the same as when fireplaces are stripped from bedrooms but tend to remain in living areas. Do also think though about what you like and improvements for resale ,My brother had a victorian house and installed cast iron throughout spending a fortune but didn't really make any money back....See MoreBuying a house in Spain to design it in a UK style
Comments (1)When you are looking at houses in Mallorca, look for structures that are most like what you prefer. If you can't find anything that looks British, then you'll have to work with what you find. In that case, your furnishings will need to give you that feeling you're looking for. Spanish homes tend to have tiled floors, so I would recommend area rugs to warm up the space. Warmer colours and patterns may help. Keep in mind the difference in climate, however. A UK-style home in Spain might be stifling in the summer heat....See MoreWhat makes UK homes distinctive from the rest?
Comments (29)Sadly I have to agree with the comments about the poor energy efficiency standards of new housing in the UK - they're criminally low in the first place and sometimes aren't even adhered to properly, which can make living in them expensive, miserable and unhealthy. Historically energy conservation hasn't been an issue as so much of our housing, particularly social/council housing, was built decades ago when energy was plentiful and cheap and hardlly anyone thought about the effect on the planet. On the other hand, the UK has a rich architectural heritage which comes in part from the mix of housing and thanks to the efforts of the conservation movements which arose from the threat of bombing in the C20th wars and then the possibly even worse vandalism of the 1960s town planners! Reading and Glasgow suffered terribly at the hands of the planners but happily now many - though far from all - historic buildings across the country are loved and protected. We're fortunate in the UK not to have a mindset of 'new is better' so bulldoze the old, but there's always a place for innovation and making old houses comfortable and efficient places to live in in the C21st. *gets off soap box*...See MoreWhat style...? House extention/renovation
Comments (12)Even more colour is a great option, maybe yellow? It brightens the inside reveal of the windows. Or maybe a composite window with timber inside and metal outside, venturi do beautiful ones with a bronze external finish, a little bit of luxury....See MoreRichard L
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