[Advertisement – this post features gifted products, but all words and opinions are my own] Ever since I posted photos of my finished kitchen makeover, I've had lots of questions on Instagram about the solid wooden worktops. It seems a lot of people love the way they look but are nervous about installing them in their own homes because of concerns over their durability and maintenance . . .
Home tour | A thatched Danish house with a contemporary interior
Many of the home tours I feature are the work of Copenhagen-based Norm Architects, and with good reason - I'm continuously inspired by the way the buildings they design are sensitive to their surroundings, adapted to the needs of the people who live in them, and utterly beautiful both inside and out! And today I have another fantastic example to share with you . . .
New discoveries from London Design Festival 2019
The third week in September brought London's annual Design Festival, with hundreds of exhibitions and installations springing up around the city. It's always brimming with inspiration, and after spending far too much money on train fare travelling back and forth from Bristol for last year's event, this time around I decided to stay with a London-based friend and see as much as I could . . .
15 of the best simple, sculptural candleholders & candlesticks
Autumn has officially arrived, and that means candle season is here! To be honest I light candles year-round, but as the nights draw in and the days get darker, they become even more important. Nothing beats the cosy, inviting glow of candlelight, and I tend to have them dotted around the living room, the dining table, the bedroom, the bathroom and even my little home office . . .
Home tour | A stunning mix of old and new in southern Sweden
It's home-tour time again and today I'm taking you over to Sweden for a peek inside the beautiful apartment of Felicia Alm. Set in the small town of Landskrona, it's a stunning mix of old and new, with ornate period features (just take a look at that coving and traditional tiled stove!), soothing grey, white and blue walls, and striking black and brown accents . . .
Eight alternatives to grey and white for fans of neutral decor
If, like me, you want your home to be a calming sanctuary, then you're probably drawn towards neutral walls in grey and white. But soothing, understated interiors don't rule out using colour, and there are plenty of options if you want to inject a bit of interest while still keeping things fairly muted . . .
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