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For many of us, the problem of poor sleep is quite simple – our bedrooms are not the sanctuary of peace and quiet they should be! Read my top tips for creating a healthy, sleep-inducing bedroom without sacrificing style.
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.
Farrow & Ball added 12 new colours to their signature palette at the end of February. These are the first new colours since 2022 so it’s big news for interior designers. Nine of the colours are completely new shades and three are familiar favourites.
The ground floor redesign of a Regency villa in Bath.
How to use white in your home. White is the perfect colour to be surrounded with in times of stress and can be used in any room.
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.
One trend that is is dominating 2024 is the rise of mint green. Our awareness of the importance of nature in helping our mental health and increased knowledge of biophilic design mean this soft and tranquil hue is the perfect choice for calm, inviting spaces.
Ten quick DIY paint updates for a bank holiday weekend. A lick of paint is one DIY job that is inexpensive and quick enough to transform a room over a bank holiday weekend.
Choosing colour schemes is a complex subject. It is very much ruled by your emotional reaction to colour, but inspiration can be found anywhere if you have an eye for detail and design. My art and design background means art is an endless source of ideas, but nature, travel, flowers, fashion, even just the colours in your favourite painting can inspire the colour scheme for your whole house. Here are some ways to help choose a colour scheme.
Interior colour schemes are showing signs of warming up and browns and beiges are taking the place of greys and blues. From dark chocolate brown to soft caramels, these soft hues will add a little bit of 70s style into your space. Here, I’ve pulled together ten of my favourite brown products to help you try the trend.