Squeezing storage and display space into a small room is often tricky, but wall-mounted shelving units can make the perfect solution. They don't take up any extra floor space and can be positioned above desks, sofas and the like; what's more, their lightweight appearance creates the illusion of extra square meterage, and they're often much less imposing than heavy freestanding pieces . . .
How to create a cohesive home
Happy New Year! I hope you've had a good start to 2021 so far, despite the strange circumstances? With restrictions ramping up here in the UK and elsewhere, it looks like we're going to be spending even more time at home over the coming months, and I know many of you have decorating projects planned as a result. So, I thought I'd kick off my posts for the year with some advice . . .
Home tour | A new-build apartment in soft, sophisticated tones
In recent months I've shared a few inspiring homes that prove new-builds needn't be cold or soulless, and I have another fantastic example for you today. Set in the new Stockholm district of Haga Norra, this just-finished apartment (currently for sale via Fantastic Frank) is warm, cosy and very elegant, and it seemed like the perfect choice for my final home tour of 2020 . . .
Simple Christmas table styling with dried foliage and grasses
Christmas is going to be a smaller, more intimate affair for many this year, and it certainly will be for us. A couple of very important people will be missing from around the dinner table, but it's also the first time my parents, my brother and I will have gathered together in a year, so I'm determined to make it as special as I can. Creating a beautiful setting for festive meals . . .
New finds | December 2020
Is it just me, or has 2020 somehow stood still and flown by at the same time? Anyway, December is here already and I'm going to squeeze in one last round-up of design news before the year draws to a close. This month's selection features minimalist lighting, a just-launched Swedish homeware collaboration and a new twist on an iconic Danish chair . . .
How to make an asymmetrical Christmas wreath
Making wreaths is one of my favourite things to do in the run-up to Christmas. There's something very mindful about getting stuck into seasonal crafts, and surrounding yourself with winter foliage is a guaranteed way to get in the festive spirit - especially if you pour yourself some wine and play some Christmas music at the same time! I particularly love creating asymmetrical wreaths . . .
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