The garden room is a trend falling under an outdoor-design hybrid and has gathered pace in recent years as a desirable addition to the home to create a new, flexible space that can also add to the total house value.
Steel screens have continued to grow in popularity since they first became a mainstream design consideration around 2014 and it’s set to be a trend that continues throughout 2020, as more people look to maximise the spaces they have.
With so many of us now working from home for the foreseeable future, the idea of a dedicated home office space no longer seems like just a wishlist project.
So, whether you’ve been considering undertaking a project to transform space within your home or are simply looking for some inspirational content to occupy your mind during this uncertain time, we’ve put together some ideas for creating your dreamy new workspace.
At Clement Windows, we get excited about all things design and interiors, and especially love seeing how our steel screens and steel windows come together to make a beautiful home.
With this in mind, we’re taking a look at some of the key trends for interiors and design in 2020.
Interior Design by Cherie Lee Interiors, photography by Ray Main
We are thrilled to announce that Clement Windows Group has won a “Best of Houzz” award for both Design and Customer Service on Houzz, the leading platform for home renovation and design.
The Group was chosen by the millions of homeowners that comprise the Houzz community from among more than 2.5 million active home building, renovation and design industry professionals.
The Best Of Houzz badges are awarded annually, in three categories: Design, Customer Service and Photography. Design awards honour professionals whose work was the most popular among the Houzz community. Customer Service honours are based on several factors, including a pro’s overall rating on Houzz and client reviews submitted in 2019. Architecture and interior design photographers whose images were most popular are recognised with the Photography award.
Urban design concerns the planning and design of towns, cities and other forms of urban areas or zones in the built environment, whilst considering the needs for particular designs of buildings, transport systems and provision of essential services.
Over the years, the principles of what is considered amongst good urban design have evolved and it comes as no surprise that sustainability and smart solutions are at the forefront today. We’re taking a closer look at the role of windows in good urban design and how as a planning professional, you can make decisions that don’t compromise.
The windows you choose can say a lot about your property – in terms of defining the character, style and heritage of the building itself, but also the positioning and layout of your interior spaces and how much natural light they receive.
Steel is a remarkably durable material that has been used to create strong and elegant windows for centuries, which means that it lends itself well to both the renovation of historic and Listed Buildings and the construction of new builds.
In this blog we take a closer look at some of the most prominent architectural eras to help you decide the right style of steel windows for your home.
Clement are proud to have sponsored the Small Project of the Year (up to £50m) at this year’s Building Awards. This is the fourth consecutive year that the company have sponsored this award.
Host for the evening, Kevin Bridges, together with Clement’s Peter Clement and winners Penoyre + Prasad
Following on from our recent blog on creating a workspace that harnesses a positive atmosphere and contributes to productivity, we’re taking a closer look this month at some of the top interior design aspects that can help to stimulate just such an environment.
We were delighted that Bert & May’s stand at Decorex featured our stunning steel door screen!
Decorex International is Europe’s leading event for interior design professionals.
This year’s show took place at Olympia between 6th and 9th October.
In today’s modern workplace, the physical working environment is recognised as a factor in helping to reduce workplace stress and a key contributor to a positive culture, as employees that like their surroundings feel happier, more engaged and more productive. So it makes sense that office interior design should consider more than just aesthetically pleasing components and focus on creating a workspace that actually increases wellbeing and encourages productivity.
Here we take a look at some of the key considerations when planning your organisation’s working environment and why your windows should play a big part.
Clement Windows Group are sponsoring the Small Project of the Year award at this year’s Building Awards which will take place on Tuesday 5th November at London’s Grosvenor House Hotel.
