It's time for the second in my 'minimalist makers' series, which showcases the work of independent artisans and craftspeople across a range of different categories. Today's focus is art - and more specifically, art for the wall . . .
How to make and use mood boards
A few weeks ago I shared eight questions to ask yourself before embarking on a decorating project. The idea behind them was to help you cut through the noise and trends, gain the clarity you need to create a space that works for you and your lifestyle, and avoid costly mistakes that would take time and money to put right. But what's the next step once you've worked through them? . . .
Home tour | A serene new-build apartment in Stockholm
How do you turn a new-build property into a home? It's something many of us grapple with, and a question I often get asked. Well, the subject of my latest home-tour post is a wonderful example of how to do it . . .
A relaxed summer celebration with Georg Jensen’s ‘Bernadotte’ collection
[Advertisement - this is a paid partnership with Georg Jensen, but all words and opinions are my own] It's my 37th birthday tomorrow (I'm not sure how that happened - I was 21 and I blinked!), and after all the stresses and strangeness of the past few months, I want nothing more than a relaxed afternoon in the garden with close family and friends . . .
Casa na Terra – a unique holiday hideaway in Portugal’s Alentejo
How does everyone feel about travelling at the moment, given the ongoing restrictions and quarantine rules? I'm still nervous about it, but that hasn't stopped me browsing the net and dreaming about where I'll go as soon as I feel a bit more confident. And my latest find, Casa na Terra in Portugal's beautiful Alentejo region, is certainly fuelling my wanderlust . . .
New designs from Kristina Dam
Details of upcoming autumn-winter homeware collections are already beginning to trickle through and I'll be sharing some of my favourites over the coming weeks. As always, my aim isn't to make you want to rush out and buy lots of new things, or feel pressured into following trends (you can read my views on those here), but simply to provide a bit of inspiration . . .
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