An interiors blog by Albert & Moo

London Loves: London Art Fair

January 16, 2019
by Lianne Westwood
- London Loves

The London Art Fair connects some 130 of the best galleries from around the world which provides a great opportunity to see some of the most outstanding contemporary art of today. It's been a yearly event since it was founded in 1989. Initially an exhibition of British art, it has expanded globally, and now around 25% of the art exhibitors are from around the world.

Interior Trends: Dark & Moody

August 22, 2018
by Lianne Westwood
- Interior Trends

Bedrooms are a room where a dark colour works really well. Some people like a light, bright, airy bedroom. I am not one of those people. A bedroom is a place to relax, and for me dark shades will always be more relaxing and restful than light ones. This is one of the bedrooms at One Mill House. The wallpaper is black and the bedding and curtains are dark grey. It's such a warm, cosy room, although the wallpaper pattern and the lighter carpet keep it feeling quite bright too.

Interior Inspo: The Houzz of 2018

February 23, 2018
by Lianne Westwood
- Interior Inspo

A few weeks ago, I, along with several hundred other interior design fanatics, paid a visit to London's Soho to take part in a house tour. The house, at 19 Greek Street, was a six day pop up event, organised by interiors website Houzz, to showcase where interior design is headed this year.

The five story period townhouse had been completely transformed from a blank canvas, into a gorgeous family home. It had been designed from scratch by Houzz professionals and interior design agency Run For The Hills, and showcased lots of new home products by some fantastic interiors brands.

Interior Design Project: Open Plan Victorian Living/Dining Room Update

January 08, 2018
by Lianne Westwood
- Interior Design Project

At the start of December I met up with my clients who I've been working with to update their open plan living/dining room. You can find out where we had got to so far here. They had decided to go with the grey design concept, and wanted me to come up with a few options for each area in terms of product and price, to fit their modest budget.