I spent much of the second half of September hopping backwards and forwards between Bristol and London, trying to catch as much of the London Design Festival as I could. This huge celebration of design saw hundreds of pop-up installations and exhibitions taking place all over the city, a couple of which I've featured already. It also brought a cluster of interiors fairs, and today I want to share . . .
A warm take on neutrals with Crown Paints
[Advertisement - this is a paid partnership with Crown Paints, but as always all words and opinions are my own] What does colour mean to you? For me, it not only has a huge impact on the way a space looks, but also on the way it feels – it enables us to create homes where we feel happy and comfortable, and which reflect our style and individuality. So, I was very excited to be asked to take . . .
Easy bathroom updates (+ giveaway!) with White Black Grey
[Advertisement - this is a paid partnership with White Black Grey, but as always all words and opinions are my own] I very rarely show photos of our bathroom, as it's not particularly pretty. We inherited it with the house and although it's by no means awful - a plain white suite with white tiles and slate-effect laminate flooring - it's definitely a little tired and dull-looking. One day . . .
Home tour | A playful London chapel conversion
On Monday I shared a peek inside the beautiful London townhouse of interior designer Louisa Grey, which I visited during the 'In the Neighbourhood' pop-up last week. Now, as promised, here's a look at the other space which formed part of the exhibition: the stunning apartment of Morgwn Rimel, founder of cultural design studio Superculture. Even though I didn't get to see this place in person, I . . .
Exploring Danish design with Fredericia
One of the reasons I'm drawn to Scandinavian design is its timeless appeal. Rather than slavishly following the latest trends, it's often intended to last for decades and even be passed down through the generations. In fact many of the most popular Scandinavian pieces were created back in the 1950s and 60s, but they're just as relevant today as when they were first launched. Few brands embody . . .
Home tour | An elegant, calming house in London
I've always believed that good interior design is as much about wellbeing as aesthetics - after all, decor can have a huge impact on our health and mood, and the feel of a space is just as important as the way it looks. Few places demonstrate this more than the beautiful North London home of Louisa Grey, founder of interiors studio House of Grey, which I was lucky enough to visit along . . .
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