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Characterful, diverse and ambitious

by Ellie Stathaki

Ellie Stathaki, Architecture Editor at Wallpaper* magazine explores this year's theme of 'Reimagine the Home' as we celebrate this year's Shortlist.

The soft power of designed domesticity

by Jennifer Dyne

As we announce the 2024 Longlist, Jennifer Dyne, Associate at David Kohn Architects explains how to reimagine the home as an extension of your personality.

Reimagine the Home

by Ellie Davies

Announcing the 2024 theme of 'Reimagine the Home’, as we celebrate the best home improvement projects that have significantly transformed the way the occupiers live.

Fulfilling the needs of a greener conscience

by Marie-Louise Schembri

Marie-Louise Schembri, Sustainability Director at Hilson Moran and one of this year's judges, reflects on the 2024 programme theme of 'Reimagine the Home'.

Don't flatten, reimagine

by Marie-Louise Schembri

This year's juror, Marie-Louise Schembri, Sustainability Director at Hilson Moran shares her thoughts on finding creative solutions to low carbon retrofits.

Colour Casing

by Anna Beckett

Last year's juror Anna Beckett, Associate Director at Buro Happold, discusses how Colour Casing successfully exemplifies an achievable low-carbon and structural solution to a standard extension.

Home of the year 2023

by Florence Maschietto

Florence Maschietto, Programme Manager at NLA, interviews Nic Howett, winner of the 2023 Don’t, Move Improve! Home of the Year award.

Less Does More – Combining Technologies and Soft Ceiling Approach

by Andy Barnett

Can it really be true that Less Does More? Delta Light's Andy Barnett outlines how they are making this concept a reality.

2023 Interiors Trend Predictions According to Houzz

by Victoria Harrison

From nostalgic interiors to warm colour palettes and nature-inspired designs, learn more about the hottest home design trend predictions from the leading home renovation and design platform Houzz.

Green Ambitions

by Ellie Stathaki

Here are five examples of sustainability elements to tackle, along with five homes that represent different sides of what going green can mean. Bringing any of these features on board can improve a building’s environmental...