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“Inspiration the seed. Design but the flower.” Michael Langham
Michael Langham, the late renowned theatre director at Stratford-Upon-Avon could have been talking about the world of room designers when he made this statement.
Whether I am working on a commission for the home or the office, the kernel of every project begins with a concept that I draw from a collection of inspirations and theories to suit the client’s individual tastes and needs.
In the articles below I have tried to share with you the sorts of sources that I have found to be inspirational: the designers whom I admire, books on interior design, the gurus who talk about all sorts of room design: everything from office design to bathrooms.
As an interior designer I am always on the lookout for new ideas in all sorts of media that can be reinterpreted and applied to the spaces that I work on.
Whether you are looking for functional minimalism or sumptuous luxury, interior designers must marry their creative inspirations to industry theory about room design. After studying interior design I came away with the building blocks that a theoretical framework provides. The philosophy and practice of design are vital elements in rolling out the creative inspirations in a way that works for the client.
The final and perhaps most important source of ideas come from my relationship with the client. My first challenge in any commission, as a room designer, is to find the chemistry with the person who has come to me for a design solution. I draw immense resources from their creativity and involvement in the projects and from an understanding of the impact that my design will have on their business, surroundings and lives.
Meet Me and My Team
My team and I have worked for several years to pool our sources of inspiration to come up with unique and high quality room designs for spaces that range from homes to offices. If you have a residential or commercial project that you would like to discuss, please contact me on 07855 797311.
loral prints can seem intimidating at first, but once you have a few guidelines, they’re not difficult to work with—and they’re guaranteed to add life and joy to a space. From subtle accents and statement features to full-on layering and clashing prints – go as boldly botanical as you dare. These much-loved prints can be modern or traditional, the choice is yours.
Ten exciting new interiors products I’ve come across in the last couple of months. There are so many great innovative launches at the moment – it’s such an exciting time to be an interior designer!
I’ve taken some interior design inspiration from this year’s Olympic Games host nation Japan to help you get in the Olympic spirit as the games start this week.
Soft furnishings are a great way to add colour or pattern and soften the overall look of your home. They add to the atmosphere of a room and provide a relaxing feel as well as comfort.
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How to get a bathroom renovation right – Part 1 The Basics
14 interior design ideas to inspire your child’s bedroom update.
The clocks going back mean it’s time to plan spring interior design updates to refresh your home.
Whether you are dreaming about a new interior design project or actively planning a room or house revamp, creating a mood board helps you explore your ideas and work out the colours, style, mood and overall feel of your project.