It's that time of year when design brands start to release details of their spring-summer collections, and over the next few weeks I'll be sharing a peek at some of the most interesting and inspiring. First up is Copenhagen-based New Works, whose sculptural furniture, lighting and accessories have a wonderful sophistication about them . . .
A few thoughts on interior-design trends
Happy New Year! I hope you had a great time celebrating, and that returning to normality hasn't been too painful... The start of a new year always brings lots of articles with predictions for upcoming interior-design trends, so I want to kick off my 2020 blog posts by sharing my own thoughts on them - and why I reckon they should be taken with a pinch of salt . . .
12 of the best decorative Christmas trees
For my last 'best of' round-up of 2019, I want to focus on another idea for easy yet eye-catching Christmas decorations. These standalone tree shapes are ideal for those who want a minimalist, understated look, and there are so many different ways to use them . . .
Christmas inspiration with paper baubles
[Advertisement - this is a paid partnership with Rose & Grey, but all words and opinions are my own] I promise I won't be posting Christmas content alone this month, but as lots of people will be starting to decorate their homes over the next few days I wanted to sneak in a little bit more festive inspiration before turning back to other topics . . .
Simple Christmas decorating ideas using paper stars
Paper stars have to be some of the simplest, prettiest and most versatile Christmas decorations around. They're inexpensive to buy, quick to put up, and you can fold them up and store them away to reuse again and again. I've been incorporating them into my festive decor for years and I've displayed them in all sorts of different ways . . .
Minimalist festive styling with Georg Jensen’s 2019 ‘Christmas Collectibles’
[Advertisement - this is a paid partnership with Georg Jensen, but all words and opinions are my own] I always enjoy getting creative and dressing my house in a different way each Christmas, but no matter what I do, a few much-loved decorations always take pride of place . . .
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