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If you want a space that impresses, delights, inspires, or even shocks (in the best way!), you need to create wow factor. In interior design, the surest way to achieve that reaction is to introduce the unexpected. Whether subtle or bold, small or dramatic, thoughtful surprises make a room memorable.
Kitchen design has never been more exciting – or more personal. From bold colour palettes to seamless cabinetry, the modern kitchen is evolving into the heart and soul of the home – equal parts showpiece and sanctuary.
Few design decisions cause as much hand-wringing as selecting the right paint colour. What begins as a simple task – picking a shade of white, grey, or blue – often turns into a marathon of paint swatches, test patches, and late-night debates. And still, many of us end up with a room that feels slightly off.
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.
Orange is having a bit of a moment in interiors. It’s a wonderfully joyful colour which can brighten up any space. There are many shades of orange from dusty earthy shades to bright neon. It’s a warm, uplifting, optimistic colour so don’t be afraid of it! Here are a few ways to introduce orange into your home.
It’s official – Pantone have announced that their pick for Colour of the Year 2025 is Mocha Mousse!
Mocha Mousse (PANTONE 17-1230), a warm, rich brown that evokes the indulgence of its dessert namesake. Mocha Mousse is a luxe, elegant colour that contains the delectable quality of chocolate and coffee.
Benjamin Moore have just announced their The Colour of the Year 2025, It is called Cinnamon Slate and is a delicate mix of heathered plum and velvety brown.
Dulux Colour of the Year 2025 is a bright yellow called True Joy™. It is an uplifting and positive colour that can be used on its own as a bold statement colour or as an accent colour to fill your home with a sense of optimism.
Red and green are often seen as the colours of Christmas so people are afraid to use them together, but used in the right way they can look incredibly stylish. Learn how to use these complementary colours in interior design.
The interiors world can’t get enough of spicy paprika shades at the moment. Here are ten ways to introduce the colour into your home.