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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.
There are a number of ways you can incorporate biophilic design into your home in 2025. It is all about creating more of a natural connection.
Not just another passing fad or kitschy buzzword; biophilic design is radically changing the way we interact with our urban spaces.
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.
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. ]
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?
Hotelier and interior designer, Kit Kemp, is celebrated for her joyfully whimsical style. Her love of colourful fabrics, pattern, artwork and eclectic accessories create quirky rooms that celebrate her quintessential British style.
You don’t need to live in a home with lots of traditional features to get the heritage meets contemporary look. Whether you’re in a Georgian townhouse or a modern bungalow, you can create a feature-filled yet contemporary home.
The modern take on the classic heritage style sees traditional elements – such as wall panelling, historic paint colours, patterned wallpaper and upholstered furniture, sitting alongside more contemporary pieces to create a blend of old meets new.
A spring revamp doesn’t have to mean major renovations or big DIY projects – small design changes can make a big difference to the look and feel of your home and make it feel new again.