Small spaces can be incredibly tricky, and they're something many of us struggle with - whether we live in a compact home or we have one tiny room that's difficult to get right. It's certainly something I've had to address when renovating my own house, which has a narrow galley-style kitchen and a minuscule bathroom, and it's often why my design clients ask for help . . .
Home tour | A light-filled London house in calm, neutral colours
It's home-tour time again, and today we're taking a peek inside the West London abode of interior stylist Hannah Lines of The Last Detail. Hannah's beautiful house dates from the 1900s and has been given a thorough makeover to turn it into a soothing, clutter-free sanctuary that's awash with natural light. The results are elegant yet wonderfully relaxed . . .
Profile | Charlotte Wakefield of Woven Form
You might remember that last year I decided to learn something new and started an online weaving course. I haven't really shared much of the journey so far, as I wanted to do something creative just for me with no pressure or expectations, but searching for ideas and inspiration has led me to discover all sorts of wonderful textile artists, makers and designers. London-based Charlotte Wakefield of . . .
New finds | March 2021
Welcome to spring, everyone! I normally love winter, but I don't think I've ever been so happy to say hello to longer days, blossom and birdsong as I am this year! Anyway, the start of a new month - and in this case a new season - means it's time for my regular round-up of minimalist design finds. My latest discoveries include a couple of interesting launches from February's Stockholm Design Week . . .
Home tour | A beautiful mix of old & new in Leamington Spa
It's been a while since I last featured an interview-style home tour, but I love doing them when I can. It's always fascinating to get an insight into the people and stories that make a house a home, and I tend to come away from these chats with lots of ideas and inspiration. The property in today's post belongs to Francesca Chase, aka @theaccountantandroofer on Instagram . . .
How to plan a room layout
Room layout is one of the most crucial aspects of good interior design, and often the thing I spend longest perfecting when working on schemes for clients. It not only impacts the way a space looks, but also how it feels - and whether it's practical and enjoyable to use on a day-to-day basis. But finding the right layout can be tricky, especially if you have any awkward shapes or dimensions . . .
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