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There are some trends in interior design that are here to stay. Pink as a new neutral, embracing warmer wood tones, the trend for buying vintage and making our practical rooms looks beautiful are ‘trends’ that will last far longer than a few months
I don’t believe in slavishly following interior trends. I’d rather invest in quality design that will last. However there are a few things you can do to bring your home up to date in 2024 from adding stripes and ruffles to choosing statement wallpaper.
Interior design in 2024 is all about fabulous earthy colours, relaxed silhouettes and quiet luxury.
A good bedside table can make your bedroom so much more practical and beautiful. There are so many different styles available from rattan to locker style.
Pooky are all about decorative lights and a love of colour and shape. They make beautiful, well-made, slightly eclectic lamps, pendants and shades at a price that is a lot more reasonable than you might expect.
The interiors world can’t get enough of spicy paprika shades at the moment. Here are ten ways to introduce the colour into your home.
Keen collectors of wine, my clients wanted to use their Georgian vaults as wine storage but also as an occasional entertaining space as on the same level they have a cinema and relaxed living room.
We were invited to design the bedroom in this unique Huf Haus in Wiltshire.
Your home is your sanctuary and is the place where you should feel most relaxed. Use soft earth colours and natural materials. Bring the outside in with house plants and hide your home office. Your home should spark joy!
I love the idea of Valentine’s Day being a day of love so here are a few simple things you can do to make your home ready for romance from dawn to dusk.
To turn your home into a relaxing space, have a good declutter, sort out your storage and carve out spaces to relax in to create an oasis of calm you’ll find hard to leave!
It’s official – Pantone have announced that their pick for Colour of the Year 2024 is Peach Fuzz! It is a comforting hue softly nestled between pink and orange chosen to express a yearning for community and cosiness during uncertain times.
Hotelier and interior designer, Kit Kemp, is celebrated for her joyfully whimsical style. Her love of colourful fabrics, pattern, artwork and eclectic accessories create quirky rooms that celebrate her quintessential British style.
deVol has been a renowned design led furniture manufacturer for over 30 years and recently opened a new show room on George Street in Bath.
Dulux has announced its Colour of the Year for 2024 as Sweet Embrace™, a delicate pale pink that taps into the in-vogue pink interior trend.
