I'm ending the week with a look at the new-season collection from another of my favourite Danish interior-design brands: Menu. As always, it's packed with elegant, minimalist pieces that are the perfect balance of form and function, and as always I'm already dreaming about adding a few of them to my own home! . . .
Earthy new-season inspiration from Ferm Living
It's that time of year when homeware brands start releasing details of their new-season collections, and I'll be sharing a peek at some of my favourites over the coming weeks. I'm starting with one that I always look forward to seeing: Ferm Living's. Ferm's spring-summer 2019 range is packed with beautiful pieces, but that's not the only reason it appeals: I also love the way it's been . . .
A slow, sustainable approach to decorating your home
If you follow me on Instagram, you might have seen that I recently shared a Story template put together by Allan of Bungalow 5, asking people to pledge to make more eco-conscious design decisions in 2019. It's something I've been thinking about a lot recently - not only because I want to reduce my own impact on the planet, but also because I'm always advocating a more mindful approach to . . .
New-year inspiration from H&M Home
As soon as Christmas is over and the decorations are packed away, I always find myself searching for ways to freshen up my home for the new year. These images of the latest collection from H&M Home provide plenty of inspiration and show just how easy it is to breathe new life into interiors with a few carefully chosen accessories. They were taken at beautiful Lisbon hotel Santa Clara 1728 - . . .
A winter break in the Yorkshire Dales
[Advertising - this post covers a free press stay, though all words and opinions are my own] I've always had a soft spot for the Yorkshire Dales. It's where my late maternal grandmother was born, and she and my grandfather kept a holiday home up there for years. I have very fond memories of magical summers there as a child, paddling in rivers with my brothers, exploring hills and . . .
10 independent magazines to inspire your travels in 2019
Hello and happy new year! I hope you had a wonderful Christmas break? Mine was just what I needed it to be - simple and laid-back - and I'm starting 2019 feeling refreshed, reenergised and raring to go. I recently did a little survey on Instagram about what people would like to see on the blog over the coming year, and a recurring request was more travel content. I already have a few trips on . . .
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
Just a short post today to wish a very merry Christmas to everyone who celebrates it, and a happy New Year to you all! I also want to say a big thank you for reading These Four Walls over the past twelve months, and for your support and encouragement both here and on social media - every page visit, comment and follow really does mean a lot. And I'd like to ask a little favour: I was over the . . .
New finds | December 2018
In between all things Christmas-related I want to squeeze in one last round-up of new finds for 2018, as there's been a swathe of interesting product launches and other bits and bobs recently. So, settle back and feast your eyes on the things that have grabbed my attention over the last few weeks... . . .
Minimalist Christmas table styling with fir, candles & pine cones
Now that our dining-room makeover is complete, I’m looking forward to styling the table for festive feasts - especially as we’re hosting Christmas this year. (Have I mentioned that before....? As you might have guessed, I’m a little excited!). Creating a beautiful table is always something I enjoy, and it needn’t be time-consuming or expensive - in fact all you need is a bit of seasonal foliage . . .
Easy Christmas styling with paper decorations
Today I want to share a simple but striking festive arrangement using a foraged branch and paper decorations - ideal if you need a bit of last-minute Christmas inspiration, or you don't have much spare time to spend decking the halls. It was inspired by arrangements created by fellow bloggers Elisabeth Heier and Carla Sofie Molge, and it was incredibly easy to do - I just chopped a nicely . . .
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