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Each October, London’s Olympia transforms into a vibrant showcase of creativity and craftsmanship as Decorex International sets the tone for the year ahead in design.
This year’s show confirmed what I’ve been feeling for a while – our clients want homes that tell stories. Spaces layered with craftsmanship, sustainability, and soul.
If you enjoy the nostalgia of old scientific posters, weathered books and dusty chalkboards here are a few ways to add some vintage school style to your home.
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Scalloped shapes in interiors are trending this season. Buy into the trend with a scallop shaped accessory like a lampshade, cushion or mirror. Here are my top buys
Update your home this summer with some of the season’s hottest trends.
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.
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.
In 2023 it’s all about making our homes places we love to enjoy rather than functional spaces. It’s about embracing our vintage pieces, arranging our new larders and enjoying me-time in our spathrooms.