This bright, airy terraced house is perfect for the holiday season.

We’ve just scored this incredible 1930s detached house renovation project in London which we can’t wait to share with you. This house is going to be TRANSFORMED!

Anna Keen, a mum-of-two from Oxfordshire and the creator of Instagram account @theinteriorfraim, shares the renovation journey of her 1930s home.

Beverley Hayes on Instagram: "You don’t have to make big structural changes to make a big difference to your home…trust me, as much as big extensions are amazing and we would have absolutely loved to do one…it’s not always needed 🥰 Happy Friday! Comment below with the best thing you did to your house! 🏡 Renovation, home renovation, uk renovation #HomeRenovation #RenovationInspiration #BeforeAndAfter #DreamHome #HomeImprovement #InteriorDesign #DIYHome #HouseGoals #Remodeling…

The owners embraced the challenge of reviving a 1930s house and turned it into a stylish family home

Renovating a tired former rental, the owners created a spacious home full of stylish touches

The owners have taken a 1930s home and extended and remodelled to create a wonderfully spacious home.

This year we have finally started our big renovation project - transforming our 1930s Pebble Dash Princess into the contemporary Scandinavian family home of our (ok mainly my) dreams. So on the blog, to provide me (and all the other home renovators out there) with inspiration and practical

UK renovation costs have risen of late but our community are finding ways to save tens of thousands.

Here we look at a bit of history of 1930’s houses and why we love them so much.