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

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

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

Interior Design Project: Open Plan Victorian Living/Dining Room

I've created two design concepts for them, based on what we discussed when we met two weeks ago. Both will keep the walls white and bring in more of an industrial look which they both like, however one will bring in accents of warm greys and pale blues, while the other takes the industrial look a bit further, with a strictly monochrome scheme
Category

Recently Added

#ShopSmall: Three indie stores perfect for Christmas Gifting

So, here you are, three of my current favourite indie stores with a whole host of lovely products that would make an excellent Christmas gift! An shop small gift guide if you will!
Read more

Behind The Scenes: October 2024: Changes

We didn't actually move until November 2022. The post Covid exodus out of London meant the rural house market was on fire and we kept getting outbid.
Read more

Interior Trends: Gallery Walls

Because, there are a couple of rules to follow with gallery walls.

You need a theme, or at the very least similarities between the pieces used. At first glace, it looks pretty random, right? But look closely and you'll see a couple of loose themes

Read more

Interior Trends: Botanical Wallpaper

I love wallpaper. Like, really, really love it. It adds something to a room which even the boldest of paint colours just can't do. It's almost like having a huge piece of art in the room. It can bring in accent colours beautifully, and can also be used very cleverly in small volumes, such as behind shelves, or on furniture.
Read more