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Read my top tips to make your home feel summer-ready – from swapping curtains for blinds to let in the light to introducing floral fabrics to add life and joy to your space. Embracing natural materials, dressing your bed with soft linen bedding in summer shades and getting a BBQ to cook summer feasts outside, I love making changes to my house in the summer.
Warmer days and longer evenings often mean we want to spend more time enjoying our homes and making the most of our gardens. Getting your home summer ready is all about introducing light and colour to revamp your space.
In a recent project in Bath, we did a complete design plan for a city centre Georgian house. The cinema room, laundry, spa area and gym are situated in the basement.
We recently completed the complete redecoration of a Grade 1 listed Georgian house in the centre of Bath. In this stunning house, there are amazing views over the parapets across Bath from the attic, where the family decided to locate the children’s bedrooms, playroom, guest room and 2 bathrooms, with a little kitchenette on the half landing
The redesign of the second floor of a 5-story Georgian house, where the family uses the rooms for the master bedroom, ensuite and a study.
The ground floor design of a 5-storey Georgian house in Bath In this house included the kitchen, dining room, garden room and cloakroom.
Grade 1 listed 5-storey Georgian house project – Drawing and Withdrawing rooms
A spring revamp doesn’t have to mean major renovations or big DIY projects – small design changes can make a big difference to the look and feel of your home and make it feel new again.
Now the evenings are lighter, I start to think of ways to freshen up my home ready for the summer months.
After years of minimalism, it’s now time to decorate your home to the max, living with things that give you pleasure and make you happy! Maximalism is a reaction to the clean lines, sleek furniture and pared-back colour palette of Scandi style minimalism that has dominated interiors for so long.