DIY

Even in Spain, the summer is finally coming to an end. The temperatures start to drop and with the change to winter time, the days are getting shorter and you will have less natural light in your home. That’s just the way it is, but is there anything you can do about it?

Wouldn’t it be nice to have a room in your house just for the little ones to play? Or even better, if your home were big enough to have that kind of space. But reality bites and often makes things like a kids’ playroom unviable in an average-sized flats of 60-70 m2, or 650-750 sq ft.

So you have to change the boiler in your home… we know it’s a pain in the neck and a hefty blow for your finances.

The heat makes the thermometers go up, and our electricity bills too. In the next couple of months, we’ll be seeing the highest temperatures of the year, which will cause the electricity consumption of households all over Spain to skyrocket by more than 20%.

Original article written by houzz It only takes a quick stroll through any Spanish city or the hills of the wild countryside to find abandoned office blocks, warehouses in disuse or beautiful, traditional farm buildings in a sorry state of neglect. While such melancholic ruins hold a certain

Original article written by Pillar When you’ve lived in your home for a long time, you might start to wonder if there’s different way you could organise the space to give a new look and a fresh feel to the property while at the same time keeping the internal efficiency it has now, or even improving

There is a famous phrase that says, “ignorance of the law is no excuse” and construction work is subject to building law. There are a number of rules and regulations at national, community and local levels which must be observed so as not to create problems at a later date.