Corbels can be used to bring character to buildings. Here’s a look at the historical uses of corbels and how they can be used in a new project or a restoration.
A public consultation has led to a change in the planned uses of a renovated listed building, namely the 17th century Custom House in King’s Lynn, Norfolk.
The public was able to get a look at the superbly restored Rochdale Town Hall this month. The Grade I listed building has undergone a stunning restoration.
A £9m restoration plan for a key Grade II listed building in Blackburn has been approved. The Cotton Exchange was built in 1865 in the Victorian Gothic style.
Ceiling roses are a common feature of period homes, particularly from the Victorian and Georgian eras. Here’s a look at how to choose a rose for your home.
Homeowners who want to upgrade the energy efficiency of historic homes built before 1919 will find the process easier after the government published new plans.
The Portico Library in Manchester, a historic Grade II listed building, has been awarded a £453,000 restoration grant by the The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
The Art Nouveau movement of the late 19th and early 20th century encompassed art, architecture and interior decoration, often inspired by flowing natural forms.