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Hiring an interior designer shouldn’t be seen as a luxury – for major renovation or new-build projects it is one of the most valuable decisions a homeowner can make. A professional interior designer does far more than select furniture or colours – they help shape the layout, technical planning and overall vision of your home from the start.
Scandinavian interiors are defined by simplicity, practicality and warmth. The style focuses on creating calm spaces that feel light and uncluttered, while still being comfortable and inviting. At its core is the idea that well-designed objects should be both useful and beautiful, making everyday life easier.
We recently had the pleasure of attending the Design RDV event hosted at the stunning Euridge Manor. tucked away in the Wiltshire countryside. Design RDV is an exclusive curated series of pop-up showrooms that brings together some of the most exciting top high-end interior design brands and designers.
One of my favourite parts of being an interior designer is helping people not just find their personal style, but define it clearly and confidently. Ideally, you should be able to describe it in just a few words – something like “minimalist, neutral, vintage-infused” or “moody, modern cottage.” Having that clarity makes everything easier, from working with designers to shopping online (or falling down a Pinterest rabbit hole).
Finding your personal style doesn’t happen in a weekend. Here are the steps I use with clients to help them uncover their style and feel empowered by it.
Ten perfect buys from the high street to brighten up this cold and dark month!
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.
The August Bank Holiday marks the end of summer – a moment to slow down, reset, and get your home ready for the months ahead. While it’s not quite the time for autumn nesting, a little end-of-season refresh can make your home feel lighter, calmer, and more welcoming. I like to use this long weekend to tackle a few quick wins: jobs that take just five to fifteen minutes, but make a noticeable difference. Here are some simple ideas to get you started.
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.
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.
If, like me, you like to use your garden as an extra room in the summer, here are 10 high street finds that will make your space more sociable.