Period StudyTraditional Home Office
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Edwardian homes todayMany people renovating Edwardian homes today take full advantage of the style’s penchant for light, airy spaces, and will often enhance this aspect of the building by adding skylights, additional windows or open extensions. The ground floors of Edwardian homes lend themselves well to vaulted roofs, because of ‘the impressive high ceilings’, says Michael Parinchy. ‘Because they usually have much steeper pitches to their roofs, they also lend themselves well to loft conversions.’ The Edwardians left a strong legacy: their desire to have brighter and airier spaces without losing distinctive details is a trait that has carried through to contemporary design. TELL US…Do you live in an Edwardian home? What are your favourite features? Share your thoughts in the Comments below.
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A good example of a room that can be used for an office and also easily changed into a spare room.
Photos in Edwardian York Terrace
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First Floors