It's time for another round-up of the latest design news and homeware collections to reach my radar. So, without further ado, here are my favourite finds for June... . . .
Home tour | A loft-like Helsinki apartment
I’ve just got back from a wonderful week away – our wedding in Devon, followed by a quick mini-moon in Cornwall. More on that to follow, but in the meantime what better way to get back into the blogging groove than a tour around a gorgeous Nordic home? Located in the hip Kallio district of Helsinki, this small but striking apartment was created by interior designer Laura Seppänen for Finnish . . .
My home featured on Amara
[This is a paid partnership with Amara, but all words and opinions are my own] I'm a big fan of online retailer Amara, which stocks a wonderful selection of furniture and home accessories from some of the world's leading designers. So, I was very excited to learn that they're launching a sparkling new section packed with home inspiration - and even more excited when they asked if I'd like . . .
Home tour | A glamorous Gothenburg apartment
I’m taking you back to ever-reliable Sweden for my latest home tour, and to a sophisticated Gothenburg apartment that blends classic Scandinavian minimalism with a dash of glamour. Throughout, the owners of this beautiful pad have paired sleek white walls and breezy linens with gleaming metallic accents, plush velvet upholstery, cut-glass crystal vases and sumptuous rugs. It all works perfectly . . .
Home tour | A texture-filled Gothenburg apartment
I hope you all enjoyed a long, lazy Easter weekend? I've spent a few days away from blogging, catching up with friends and ploughing through the last bits of wedding planning (just over three weeks to go!), but it's time to get back into the swing of things. And a peek inside this beautiful apartment in the Swedish city of Gothenburg seemed like the perfect way to kick off! What immediately . . .
Design for wellbeing
For me, interior design isn’t just about the way a room looks, but about the way it makes you feel. It makes sense when you think about it: with ever-more stressful lifestyles, a turbulent political climate and technology that means it's harder and harder to switch off, our homes tend to act as sanctuaries where we can relax and recuperate. So, the way we design and decorate them can have a huge . . .
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