The principles of biophilic design
Not just another passing fad or kitschy buzzword; biophilic design is radically changing the way we interact with our urban spaces.
A whirlwind tour of Decorex 2024
Last week I visited Decorex at Olympia in London. It’s a wonderful event for interior designers, architects and brands to get together and celebrate all the exciting new launches and innovations in the interior design world. I love to meet my suppliers, find new brands and listen to some talks by leading names in the interior’s world.
Benjamin Moore’s Colour of the Year – Cinnamon Slate
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 – True Joy™
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.
The Best Scalloped Interiors Buys
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
How to get the Charleston look
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.
Colour Trend: How to use Mint Green in interiors
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.
How to use red and green in interiors
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.
Contemporary interiors in Georgian houses Part 2
Georgian homes were built to provide a generous sense of space and natural light and this is why they are so popular as homes. From choosing the right lighting and paint colours to bespoke cabinetry and the best flooring, read my blog for practical tips to maintain the Georgian aesthetic, while also creating a functional modern family home full of individuality and style. ]
Contemporary interiors in Georgian houses – Part One
High ceilings, large rooms, symmetry and proportion are the characteristics of Georgian interiors familiar to any Bathonian. But what are the tricks to transform these spaces into stylish modern family homes?