
Sarah Warwick
Freelance Journalist Editor at Freelance
Contributing Editor at Real Homes
Journalist and copywriter specialising in homes, interiors, home improvement and property. Content & social media for interiors businesses at Tailored Content.
Articles
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6 days ago |
homesandgardens.com | Sarah Warwick
Choosing the right paint in the right color is crucial to a kitchen’s aesthetic. And Sherwin-Williams offers some of the best, designer-approved, paints for kitchen cabinets in shades that deliver great results. So, which are the Sherwin-Williams colors designers select for their kitchen cabinet colors time and time again? And what qualities do these hues bring to the design? We’ve asked interior experts to share the shades they’ve chosen and how the color works in the room.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Sarah Warwick
Utility room ideas that make yours a supremely practical space are essential. But it’s also vital that a utility room is stylish as well as smart, so it’s not just a room with functionality, but has some flair too. Utility rooms are often located off the kitchen and, if that’s the case, you’ll also want to consider how the two areas complement one another for a harmonious feel when you’re deciding on a new design.
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1 week ago |
idealhome.co.uk | Sarah Warwick
When you need to upsize your home, knowing the difference between an annexe and an extension is important. Both add square meterage but, depending on why the additional space is needed, one or other could prove the superior choice. Whether you’re thinking of adding on to your home for a specific purpose like creating a granny flat or simply to boost living space, the differences between annexe and extension can also influence how much you’ll pay for the addition.
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1 week ago |
inkl.com | Sarah Warwick
Grey weatherboard annexe to period stone house. When you need to upsize your home, knowing the difference between an annexe and an extension is important. Both add square meterage but, depending on why the additional space is needed, one or other could prove the superior choice.
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2 weeks ago |
homebuilding.co.uk | Sarah Warwick
What’s meant to be a relaxing break certainly won’t be if you’re worrying about home security when you’re on holiday. Visions of break-ins are enough to take the shine off a trip away. There are strategies that can soothe your anxiety, though. Getting prepared with a combination of physical and smart home security systems, avoiding the signs that say “we’re not at home”, and checking your insurance can all help you enjoy a more carefree break.
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