To arrange a consultation call 07855 797311
or email
Bath has become a bit of a mecca for interesting interiors shops. With our wonderful Georgian houses and reputation for style, it is no wonder beautiful interiors brands are attracted to the city. Read about my top ten shops.
My top 20 design rules: Part 2
Mix and match, add cushions, use vintage and modern, spend on window dressings and more.
My top 20 design rules: Part 1
Measuring, mood boards, colour, wallpaper and lighting.
Last week I visited Decorex at Olympia in London. It’s a great chance to see all the latest products, meet my suppliers, find new brands and suppliers and listen to some talks by leading names in the interior’s world.
This beautiful three storey Georgian house has charm rather than grandeur and is comfortable and contemporary in a relaxed way.
On the upper floor is a guest bedroom, a bathroom and a third bedroom which the client uses as an office, yoga studio and craft room combined.
On the first floor of this quirky and characterful Georgian we designed a magnificent living room as well as the principal bedroom with en suite bathroom.
The ground floor of this Georgian cottage outside Bath is where the kitchen/dining room, ‘snug’ living room, utility and cloakroom are situated. After building work was completed, we redesigned all the rooms for this client.
You don’t need to live in a home with lots of traditional features to get the heritage meets contemporary look. Whether you’re in a Georgian townhouse or a modern bungalow, you can create a feature-filled yet contemporary home.
The modern take on the classic heritage style sees traditional elements – such as wall panelling, historic paint colours, patterned wallpaper and upholstered furniture, sitting alongside more contemporary pieces to create a blend of old meets new.
Our love of green and pink shows no sign of waning and looks fresh and modern here, mixed with wood and plenty of plants. Get the look with these kitchen accessories in pastel pink and pretty turquoise.