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For those hoping to tackle a home improvement or DIY project, or perhaps aspiring to add more space to their property through an extension or loft conversion, then Homebuilding & Renovating is packed full of expert advice and inspiration to guarantee a successful project.
What’s more, our sister titles, Period Living and Real Homes, are go-to resources for decorating and shopping ideas.
Even better, for a limited time, you can get five issues for just £5!
For the Self Builder or Renovator
Homebuilding & Renovating is Britain’s best-selling self build magazine and the ultimate resource for anyone who is renovating, extending, converting or building their own home. For those embarking on a self build, extension or home improvement project, Homebuilding & Renovating is the go-to guide for expert advice, every step of the way.
Here’s what you’ll find in every issue:
- Insight, tips and buying guidance from industry experts, helping you complete your project on time and within budget
- Inspiring case studies of real home renovation and building projects, tailored to be undertaken by all levels of experience
- Plus, claim two free tickets to our eight Homebuilding & Renovating Shows, worth a combined £216!**
For the Lover of Timeless Style
Period Living is the perfect treat for period homeowners and lovers of timeless style. A subscription to Period Living provides you with all you need to know about maintaining, renovating and decorating your traditionally styled home, with pages enriched by beautiful photography and insightful editorial, informing and inspiring you on your home improvement journey. Here’s what you’ll find in every issue:
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- Beautiful period homes and gardens in all styles and budgets
- Inspiring decorating and shopping ideas
- Fascinating lifestyle and interest features, from profiles of historic figures to heritage days out
- Expert advice on renovating and maintaining a period home
- Two free tickets to all eight Homebuilding & Renovating Shows, worth £216**
For Those Wanting to Transform their Home
Real Homes is the essential magazine for anyone looking to make their dream home a reality. Each issue is packed with hundreds of ideas to transform your space, no matter your budget. Whether you’re looking for the latest decorating trends, advice on extending your kitchen or clever ideas to help you create your forever family home, we’ve got it covered. Here’s what you’ll find in every issue:
- Hundreds of home transformation ideas anyone can achieve
- 50+ pages of amazing real homes
- Inspiring decorating and shopping ideas
- Expert advice on extending your home
- Plus, claim two free tickets to all eight Homebuilding & Renovating Shows, worth £216!**
**Free tickets to all eight Homebuilding Renovating Shows on an annual subscription only
Subscribe today to start your home transformation journey. And, if you can’t wait for your first issue to land on your doormat, why not sign up for our newsletters too?
Claire is Business Development Editor and the former Editor in Chief of Homebuilding & Renovating website and magazine. She became Editor of Homebuilding & Renovating in 2016 and has been a member of the team for 16 years. An experienced homes journalist, her work has also appeared in titles such as Real Homes and Period Living.
She has a particular interest in green homes and sustainability, and interior design is a passion too; she has undertaken qualifications in this area.
After finishing a major renovation of a period cottage, she is now onto her next project: overhauling a 1930s property in the Shropshire countryside.