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Colour in 2026 is no longer about making a statement for the sake of it – it’s about how a space makes you feel. This year’s leading paint brands are moving toward palettes that bring calm, and emotional warmth into our homes, while still allowing for bold personality where it matters.
I believe the right colour can completely transform how a room works, not just how it looks. Here are the key colour directions for 2026 – and how to use them beautifully.
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!
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.
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.
After many years of geometric designs, curved designs are seeing a surge in popularity in the interior design world. Gentle curves bring a gentle organic vibe to interiors and add interest to spaces which have a lot of straight lines.
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.
Key interior design trends for 2023 include using earthy tones, embracing maximalism and choosing natural materials.
My highlights of interior design show Decorex 2022
Ruffle some feathers with a stunning selection of feather inspired products. Feathers have a real outdoors connection and are nature inspired, which is why it has become a popular trend for 2022.