Page 3 - Interior design tips
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Making an impression - how to keep your stair parts in top condition?
A recent study by Jackson Woodturners found that 30% of UK homeowners never clean their staircases. While we often think of our stairs as simply a practical addition to the home, to get us from A to B, the staircase serves as much more than that. Because the staircase is often the first feature guests see when they enter your home, it’s important to ensure your stairs look their best, as they can go a long way in improving
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When taking on a domestic renovation project, one of the biggest decisions you’ll have to make is whether you want to restore the existing features or rip them out and replace them with new, larger structures. In this article, Jackson Woodturners draws on expert advice to determine the best ways to renovate a run down staircase. Mark Finney of Finney’s Wood Finishes and Scott Else of Scott Else WoodWorks share their professional insight. So, how do you renovate a run down staircase?
In our opinion,
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Luke JWT
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April 24, 2024
Maximising the space in the average family home can be an everyday challenge for homeowners. However, there is one, often overlooked area that can provide invaluable storage space, or indeed a room in its own right — the cupboard under the stairs.
Although there are numerous ingenious ideas for transforming this space, every home is different and certain renovations will naturally be more practical than others. Here, we talk to some experts in the construction trade to discover what is and isn’t
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Luke JWT
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April 19, 2024
If you have limited space in your home and are looking for different ways to make your staircase and hallway appear bigger, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we’ve asked our 4 staircase experts to outline their top tips to creating the illusion of space in these tricky areas.
Our top 10 ways to make your stairs more visible include:
Colour
Flooring
Mirrors and Artwork
Lighting
Stair Runners
Glass Stair Panels
Glass Front Door
Accessories
Hide Clutter
Practicalities
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Luke JWT
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April 19, 2024
Often, staircases are a part of the house that we forget to maintain as time goes on. This can leave them looking tired and shabby, which just won’t do. Here at Jackson Woodturners, we believe that a stylish staircase has the power to completely transform your home. In this article, we’ll outline some of the best ways to bring life back into your wooden stairs. So, how do you transform wooden stairs?
In our opinion, some of the best ways to transform wooden stairs is to:
Add lights
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Luke JWT
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April 19, 2024
What is the best way to light stairs?
If you’re considering revamping your staircase, you may be wondering what is the best way to light your stairs for optimal practicality alongside aesthetic appeal. In this article, Jackson Woodturners explore some of the best ways to light your stairs and run through other factors to bear in mind whilst designing your staircase lighting.
So, what is the best way to light stairs? When it comes to staircase lighting, we believe it is vital to consider
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Luke JWT
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April 19, 2024
How do I prepare my stairs for painting?
If you’re hoping to revamp your stairs and give them a fresh new look, you’ve come to the right place. Knowing how to paint your stairs can save you a fraction of the cost of replacing your carpet or the staircase itself. Follow our step-by-step guide of how to prepare your stairs before painting.
So, how do I prepare my stairs for painting? Preparation is key when it comes to readying your stairs for painting. In order to prepare your stairs, we
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Luke JWT
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April 19, 2024
How to paint stairs with carpet
Painting staircases that have carpeted stairs can be a stressful experience for many that aren’t sure how to protect it. Without knowing the right way to protect it, you could end up ruining your carpet with spots of paint that inevitably flicks onto the ground while you paint. Luckily, there are a few easy ways to protect your carpet while you paint.
So how do you paint stairs with carpet? The easiest way is to use masking tape. Tuck masking tape under the skirting