P is for Parisian Style
‘P’ is for Parisian Style is the latest instalment in my A-Z of Interior Trends, and, having just returned from a whistle stop tour of this fabulous city, what better time to explore this particular genre of interior design.

‘P’ is for Parisian Style is the latest instalment in my A-Z of Interior Trends, and, having just returned from a whistle stop tour of this fabulous city, what better time to explore this particular genre of interior design.

‘O’ is for Ox Blood is the latest instalment in my A-Z of Interior Trends, and, what better time for a new interiors’ trend than now? I have to admit that writing this article has…

My first visit to Woodhall Spa was to check out the Kinema In The Woods, an historic cinema that dates back to 1922, and is now the only full functioning cinema in the UK to…

Window Dressings This month the clocks ‘fall’ back and the evenings will be longer. It’s a time of year when hunkering down seems close to our hearts as we cosy up for the beginning of…

Sadly, children grow into young adults and decorating fashion changes. Recently I undertook the transformation of our spare bedroom to move with the times.

It’s been a while since I’ve felt inspired to report to you on one of my favourite places to visit but meandering in Marylebone Village this past weekend was a truly heartening experience.

Introduction The goal of this project was to create a functional and aesthetically pleasing garden office space within an existing building for the Principal of an Interior Design School. The Brief stated that whilst much…

Happy New Year! ‘N’ is for Neotenic Design is the latest instalment in my A-Z of Interior Trends, and, what better time for a new interiors’ trend than now? I’ve just been reading January 2024’s…

The goal set for this project was to rework the ground floor of a Victorian family home in Bristol and to select floor and wall finishes, furniture, lighting and soft furnishings as outlined in the client brief.
All Aboard… As London Design Week 2023 draws to a close I thought it would be fun to give you a whistle stop tour of my brief excursion to the Design Centre Chelsea Harbour and…