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1. www.museumofthehome.org.uk › explore › stories-ofTelevision through the ages - Museum of the Home

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   Nov 12, 2020 · By the 1960s, 75% of British homes had a television. As a result, leisure became increasingly centred around the home, with free time spent in front of the television screen in the living room. New models were designed to stand out and were influenced by contemporary culture and world events.

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2. www.blueislandhome.co.uk › tv-stands-media-unitsHandmade Solid Wood TV Stands & Media Units - Blue Island Home

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   Blue Island Home specialise in handmade TV units in solid oak and pine designed in Retro, Mid-Century Modern, Vintage and Industrial styles. Our range includes wide TV units, large TV cabinets, long media units and low sideboards to fit large televisions, audio and home media kits.

3. www.propertyreporter.co.uk › property › style-andStyle and Sustainability: How UK homes have changed over time

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   1 day ago · How have housebuilders and homemakers through the years shaped the development of what we call home? Here, with some help from national housebuilder, St. Modwen Homes, we take a look at the history of British homes and how they’ve changed to fit our culture and needs through the ages.

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4. www.museumofthehome.org.uk › explore › stories-ofA cultural history of television | Museum of the Home

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   May 7, 2020 · 07/05/2020. From its inception, the TV has been changing the way we live, dominating our living rooms and dictating the nation's routines. Can shared viewing experiences help us through lockdown? A loft-style apartment, 1998, featuring a Sony TV on a matching stand.

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5. www.zoopla.co.uk › discover › featured-homesBritish house styles through the ages: from Tudor to today

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   • Tudor houses. See more of this four-bed Tudor terrace in Faversham. Tudor homes were constructed between 1485 and 1560, when Henry VII and his offspring were on the throne.
   • Jacobean houses. See more of this 10-bed house in Hampshire. The Stuarts took over from the Tudors with the death of Elizabeth I and the ascension of King James I, but for a while at least the architecture remained in broadly the same vein.
   • English Baroque houses. See more of this six-bed house in Barnham, West Sussex. English Baroque architecture became popular in the wake of the Great Fire of London in 1666.
   • Georgian and Regency houses. See more of this four-bed terrace in London's Spittalfields. The exuberance of English Baroque gave birth to a simpler Georgian period of architecture, which worked beautifully with the squares and crescents built to house the middle and upper classes.

6. www.homebuilding.co.uk › advice › house-stylesA guide to UK house styles, eras and architectural features

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   Oct 14, 2022 · published 14 October 2022. A guide to house styles found in the UK — including tips on how to recreate and restore features in renovations or mimic them in traditional-style self builds. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

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