Carolyn was our Former Homes and Gardens Director at Good Housekeeping.
Swapping the bathtub for a sleek walk-in shower has opened up the space.
Practicality and sustainable choices were top of the list in this brilliant update.
A clever use of colour and materials has resulted in a welcoming kitchen-diner.
Rethinking the layout turned this 70s beachside property into a stylish and comfortable home.
Clever planning and removing a wall were key to maximising space in this kitchen-diner.
‘My bathroom is a calm escape from the rest of the renovations.'
This cleverly designed kitchen brought the owners’ vision to life...
Take a look inside this renovated flat that's an unexpected haven in London's bustling East End.
In London, two unmodernised flats have been cleverly transformed into a fabulous family home that fuses ultra-modern design with a lived-in style.
A small, dated and impractical room has been turned into a smart, sociable space.
Discover how serial renovators created a characterful family home.
A couple have realised their dream of having a freestanding bath and walk-in shower.
A once tired and gloomy room is now a sophisticated and practical space.
Thanks to clever planning, this stylish kitchen now has cosy seating and plenty of storage.
See how minimal Scandi design and personal touches combine to create a cool home in northeast London.
A new light-filled space has become the focal point of this home.
An open-plan space has been designed to make the most of every inch.
A sage green colour scheme creates a fresh and light country look.
Turning a compact bathroom into a wet room has opened up the space.
Retaining original features and using natural, handcrafted materials was important for the owners of this former foundry.
Who lives here? Ruth Mottershead, creative director of Little Greene and Paint & Paper Library, her husband James Watson, managing director of Surface Print and 1838 Wallcoverings, their daughter Ivy and dog Bonnie.
Our pick of January's top sustainable products and ideas for your home.
Dark shades, bold patterns and quirky touches combine with original Victorian features in this characterful family home.
From 1970s influences to Moroccan touches, this property is a million miles from its days as a typical British pub.
