A UK lido is said to feel more like being in the Mediterranean after it underwent a multi-million pound renovation. Thames Lido in Reading opened in 1902 as a women’s-only swimming bath. The … ...

The Edwardian era only lasted from 1901 to the start of the First World War in 1914 but coincided with a boom in housebuilding. Homes from this period are typically bigger and brighter than their ...

Edwardian homes are typically bigger and brighter than their Victorian predecessors, with larger rooms and good-sized gardens, making them ideal for families. 9 Edwardian homes that offer plenty ...

Though they may seem like a modern space-saving marvel, revolving bookcases actually have rather distinguished roots. First popularised during the Victorian and Edwardian eras, these clever ...

After renovating this beautiful Edwardian house, Lucinda Kellaway used her interior design know-how to create a family home that is packed with bespoke fittings, statement furniture, bold paint ...

A rare exhibition is exploring the glamorous lives and fashions of two royal couples who reigned over Britain during the Edwardian period as the country tipped ever closer to World War I. “The ...

A historic manor house in Brighton is hosting an Edwardian Easter fete to celebrate reopening to the public for the first time in five years. While Preston Manor has been open for private bookings ...

The revolving bookcase, once manufactured by Canton's John Danner, seems to be a product that proves that axiom. What goes around does come around. Historical repetitiveness – if something falls ...

A new exhibition at the King’s Gallery, London, on the aesthetics of the Edwardian age includes more than 300 items—paintings, photos, books, fashion, ceramics, jewellery—nearly half of ...

A stunning Edwardian mansion with its own dragon slide in Oxford is up for sale for more than £4m. Shotover Edge can be found near Shotover Country Park and has been listed for £4,250,000 on the ...

But in Edwardian times, from the turn of the century decade of 1901 to 1910, times were made even tougher thanks to coal shortages which meant even fireplaces were too expensive to run for many, ...

Since the bookcase has no back, you need to install a wood strip, or hanging rail, to screw each case to the wall. Cut the rail from a 1 x 3 or 1 x 4 to fit between the two case sides.