Bossing Your Brown Leather Furniture
We’re all guilty of it, me included. We just can’t justify replacing our leather sofas when, despite their age, they still look brand new. If this is you then join me in bossing your brown leather furniture.
‘M’ is for Multispecies Design
I cannot claim to be an expert in Multispecies Design but when I read about the topic on WGSN’s global trends website it piqued my interest. Multispecies Design (MD) is the practice of designing systems…
K is for Kitsch
In this latest instalment of my A to Z of Interior Trends, K is for Kitsch. The dictionary definition of kitsch is: Adjective considered to be in poor taste but appreciated in an ironic or…
Barbiecore Trend
They say that Barbiecore is going to be the next big interior trend. It has been seen on the red carpet and now it’s making its way into the interiors market and it’s hot, hot…
J is for Japandi
ogether to create a style that embraces simplicity, comfort and natural materials. It is Scandinavia’s Hygge (pronounced “hoo-guh”) meets Japan’s Wabi-Sabi.
Case Study 2; Multi-Purpose Loft Room
Introduction The goal of this project was to transform the loft room into a multi-purpose space so that it could be used as a work office for the client and her husband, as a sewing…
London Design Week 2022; Are You Ready For The 80s Revival?
London Design Week 2022 left me feeling dizzy with excitement this week with the prospect of a 1980s revival. In Conversation In conversation with three top British designers, Giles Kime, executive and interiors editor of…
Case Study 1; Open Plan Kitchen/Dining Room
Introduction The goal of this project was to update a kitchen/dining room to add more storage and to make adding additional seating at the dining table a little easier. The client wanted to feel inspired…
Wonderful Weybridge
I grew up within striking distance of Weybridge and therefore I have history! My first job was in Weybridge and my son went to school in Weybridge. In the early ’90’s I had a hand…
London Design Week 2021 Report
You’d be forgiven for thinking that London Design Week 2021 was later in the year than normal. The doors opened virtually on Sunday May 16th and ran through to today, Friday May 21st. A whole…