The Modern Houseのインスタグラム(themodernhouse) - 7月20日 16時55分

There’s something extraordinary about older homes, from handsome Georgian houses with exquisite proportions to characterful mid-century flats filled with natural light. But often what makes one appealing can also make it problematic. Those beautiful wooden floorboards and original sash windows might look good, but they can also incredibly draughty – heat is more likely to escape, or cool air to creep in, making spaces harder to warm. Not only is this incredibly costly, but bad for the environment too.

Thankfully, there is a way to bring older homes up to date and future-proof them for many years to come. The answer is retrofitting. But what exactly does this mean – and why does it matter? Follow the link in our bio to get the low down from the experts, so you can give the right kind of love to your long-standing home.

1. #forsale The Parks, Herefordshire.
2. #sold Stockwell Park Crescent, London SW9.
3. Journal Archive. Low-energy house, Muswell Hill, north London.

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