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Colour shades to set the right tone in your home this new year!

Like many aspects you come across when considering renovating your home’s interior design, there is a lot of choices available when it comes to paint colours. The new year presents a great opportunity to completely overhaul how the inside of your home looks and feels, and settling on the perfect colour pallet or scheme can play a large role in this – So what’s a confused homeowner to do!?

Whether or not you choose to believe that some particular colours can represent certain moods, tell you a lot about a person, or simply enjoy the way a tone looks, Albion Windows are committed to helping you make the correct choice. As such, we’ve put together a list of some of the paint colours we think will dominate 2017, helping you on your journey to reinvent… More

Have you ever considered triple glazing for your home? If so, you probably have a long list of questions about the pros and cons of a triple glazing window upgrade. Perhaps the first question that springs to mind is…

Do I need to upgrade to triple glazing?

The answer to this question depends on your expectations. If you’re a homeowner who lives in an existing residential building, then you might not have considered triple glazed windows as an option. By upgrading to triple glazed windows you are investing in the future of your property. With a triple glazing upgrade, you will soon reap the benefits of a warmer, more secure home.

If you live in or you’re in the process of buying a new build property, then you have probably noticed that triple glazed windows are becoming more common in the house building sector.… More

Terraced houses have always been a popular sight in and around South London, simply acting as another form of familiar architecture that adds to the overall identity of the Capital. If you’re lucky enough to live in one and are struggling for a creative way to make your property stand out, Albion Windows have plenty of creative terraced house design ideas to help spark some inspiration!

Make the most of your “two-up two-down” house layout

The original layout of most terraced houses in South London mainly consist of tiny kitchens and multiple living rooms that are small in size which lead off from one another. An unfortunate side-effect of this can sometimes be a lack of natural light, with each room being so tightly knit together – it’s not exactly ideal for modern living.

The obvious solution to resolve this issue (providing you have the budget) is to relieve… More