If this sounds like you, maybe you should investigate a Loft Conversion.

Modern home interiors are all about open-plans, big spaces, and lots of glass to usher in sunshine and create a healthy atmosphere at home. I have wanted to have open-plan living for some time now. The desire for home extension London was more need based then aesthetic appeal. Our two-bedroom apartment was already feeling crowded since I work from home, and the spare bedroom had already been converted into my home office.

Home extension seemed liked the best bet to add more liveable space to our apartment. I was excited at the prospect of planning the home extension. In a bid to get ideas, I researched over the Internet and found that one of the most important aspects to home extension London was being able to create the right balance, such that the changes blend harmoniously with the existing interiors.

And the golden rule for home extension London is that any change/alteration that needs to be done to the house should comply with the Building Regulations such as ventilation, fire safety, and thermal heat loss etc as specified by the council. Alterations like changing the windows fall with the permitted development rights, but for many other home extensions such as new construction, planning permission needs to be taken.

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