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Destination: Home – What your summer holiday can teach you about your home renovation.
Destination: Home – What your summer holiday can teach you about your home renovation.
Summer has a way of changing our perspective.
Whether you're spending a fortnight exploring somewhere new, escaping to the seaside for a few days, or simply taking life at a slower pace, stepping away from home often helps us notice the things we take for granted.
It's remarkable how often my clients return from a holiday with fresh eyes. They realise what worked beautifully in the place

Rebecca Bailey Price
Jul 173 min read


Renovation Translation: Measured Survey
Renovation Translation: Measured Survey A measured survey is an accurate record of your property as it currently exists before the renovation begins.. It includes details such as: • room dimensions • window and door positions • ceiling heights • structural features Designers, architects and builders use this information to create accurate plans and avoid costly mistakes later in the project. Think of it as the foundation upon which the entire design process is built.

Rebecca Bailey Price
Jul 21 min read


Renovation Translation: Planning Permission
Planning permission is approval from your local council to carry out certain types of building work.
Not all renovations require it, but larger changes or alterations that affect the exterior of your home often do.

Rebecca Bailey Price
May 181 min read


Renovation Translation: Permitted Development
Permitted development rights allow you to carry out certain types of work without needing full planning permission.

Rebecca Bailey Price
May 181 min read


Renovation Translation: Snagging
Renovation Translation: Snagging
Snagging is the process of identifying and fixing small issues once the main construction work is complete. These are usually minor things — paint touch-ups, small gaps in joinery, doors that need adjusting, fixtures that need tightening.

Rebecca Bailey Price
Apr 281 min read


Renovation Translation: Load bearing walls
A load bearing wall is a wall that supports the weight of the structure above it.
This might include floors, roof structures, or other parts of the building.
Because these walls are structural, they can’t simply be removed without adding another form of support, usually a steel beam.

Rebecca Bailey Price
Mar 293 min read


What are the Key Considerations When Renovating a Listed Building?
My love of historical buildings, stately homes and period properties has been a constant in my life. I absolutely love wandering around an .

Rebecca Bailey Price
Apr 30, 20246 min read


How to add character to your New Build home with Interior Design
Using Interior Design to transform your New House into your cherished Home

Rebecca Bailey Price
Mar 20, 20243 min read
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