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Get the Bridgerton Look: A Modern Take on Regency Romance. As season four of Bridgerton fills our screens with silks, scandals and ballroom splendour, many of us are dreaming of bringing a touch of Regency romance into our own homes.
Layering in interior design is much like layering in fashion. It’s the art of adding depth, character, and richness to a space through thoughtful combinations of texture, tone, scale, and material. It’s what makes a room feel collected rather than decorated – and it’s one of the secrets behind those effortlessly styled interiors you fall in love with in magazines or on Pinterest or Instagram.
Welcome back to my guide for buying antiques. In Part One, we looked at how to do your research and the different ways to shop – from fairs to auctions to independent shops. In this instalment, we’ll cover two things every budding treasure hunter needs to know: the art of negotiation and the very best places in Bath (and beyond) to go antiquing.
Painted ceilings, often referred to as the “fifth wall,” are a wonderful blank canvas and painting them can transform a room by adding visual interest and creating the illusion of more space.
Coastal – or nautical – interior design has been a favourite among designers and homeowners for years. It’s a trend that never really loses appeal, or goes out of fashion, it simply evolves with time.
Maximising the space in your house makes for a more organised and tranquil lifestyle. Here are a few tips to make the most of every space in a smaller home.
After many years of geometric designs, curved designs are seeing a surge in popularity in the interior design world. Gentle curves bring a gentle organic vibe to interiors and add interest to spaces which have a lot of straight lines.
There are a number of ways you can incorporate biophilic design into your home in 2025. It is all about creating more of a natural connection.
Not just another passing fad or kitschy buzzword; biophilic design is radically changing the way we interact with our urban spaces.
Get the Charleston look inspired by the home of the Bloomsbury Set in your home. Look out for scalloped edges, swirling designs, bright colours, fun ceramics, decorative furniture and simple shapes.