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GETTING smart lighting RIGHT

The team at Loxone have created a low-light mood in this culinary zone, making it much easier for a stealthy midnight snack
John Cullen Lighting has created this stunning bathroom scene by using a mixture of uplights, floor washers and downlights, controlled by a single system

Technology for the home is getting ever smarter and bespoke lighting designs are becoming far more prevalent. This is particularly true for self build projects where a tailored approach is often the motivation for building from scratch. So how can smart lighting help here and how does it work?

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Build It
December 2019
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Build It
Welcome
Last month we announced the amazing homes in the running
REGULARS
inspiration
The winner of a RIBA South West award 2019, this contemporary
product news
Great shopping ideas for your custom home project
interiors notebook
Nordic minimalism is a trend that is taking the world by storm. Here’s how to incorporate this stylish look into your home renovation or self build
Self build & custom build mortgages
Looking to fund your bespoke home project? Each month we round up the best deals from leading lenders and update you on what you need to know to secure the right finance
Ask the EXPERTS
Essential advice on your problems with building, budgeting, DIY & planning from the most experienced names in the self build industry
BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO finding land
The first step in your self build journey is tracking down a viable building site. Keep yourself ahead of the competition with Build It’s top plot hunting tips
LIVING OFF THE LAND
Chris and Melanie Briars are keen to make the most of the space they already own. Mike Dade investigates the options
READERS’ HOMES
Considered approach
Small steps and a measured design process helped first time self builders, Ian and Sue Richardson, create their striking oak frame home
CONTEMPORARY overhaul
Inspired by the sleek lines of Californian architecture, Mark Reeves transformed his north London home into a stylish, modern place to live
An eco escape
Simon Fenn and Mitra Cvijanovic have built an energy-efficient home for family getaways on the banks of the Norfolk coast
Hillside haven
Light, space and tranquillity were high on Miranda Tufnell’s wishlist when she converted a beautiful barn in Northumberland
Country chic
Liz and Nick Down overcame the odds to build this stunning rural home on a modest budget
RENOVATION & BUILDING
REFRESHING YOUR HOME’S EXTERIOR
From a new front door through to a replacement roof, bring pride back to your property with an external makeover, says Richard Webber
Pre-manufactured homes
Off-site construction comes with a raft of advantages. Rebecca Foster lays out the facts for you to decide whether this route is right for you
10 mistakes on eco renovations
Eco expert Nigel Griffiths gives his top tips to help you avoid some of these common pitfalls
Great value for money kitchen ideas
Kirsty Doolan looks into the options for creating your dream culinary zone without overspending
Build cost basics: Is a one-and-a-half storey property better value than a two-storey?
The Build It Estimating Service’s Adrian Wild explores the cost difference between these two building design options
EXPERT HELP
Avoiding project pitfalls
Architect Julian Owen looks back on some building mistakes he’s witnessed and advises how to prevent them during your project
Project management guide: Building routes
In the second part of this series, Mike Hardwick looks at the different ways of self building and what might be right for you
Planning details: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
Mike Dade investigates how to plan your build around its effect on the surrounding area
Planning an MVHR system
Mechanical ventilation and heat recovery is often a necessary component of a highly efficient, airtight home. Tim Doherty explains how these systems are designed, from space needs to ducting options
Design and management tips for tight budgets
Architect Opinder Liddar shares his guidance on how to maximise your cash
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