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Originally posted by Dirty Meg: Modern British houses are mostly built in a tacky pastiche of late Victorian architectural styles. This is because the British are Philistines. IKEA is the most popular manufacturer of furniture in Britain (so not much different from Sweden). Other than that, Mahogany furniture seems to be more common in Britain than in other countries I've been to. Generally furniture made in Britain tends to imitate C18th - 19th designs. One difference I have noticed between British houses and those in other European countries is that British houses tend to be a lot more cluttered. The floors tend to be flat, and made of something solid, often wood. The walls are generally at a 90' angle to the floor, and the ceilings are usually some distance above the floors. It is uncommon for walls to be made out of big piles of cats. I hope this has been of some use to you.

Spelca - this is nonsense, please pay no attention to it.