If you love mixing vibrant colours, textiles, textures and patterns, the Sophie Robinson Dunelm collection is for you. It’s the epitome of dopamine decor and I love it, which may surprise you if you’re aware of the muted aesthetic I usually go for in my own home. I…
North-facing rooms can be a bit tricky when it comes to choosing paint colours. Because they get less direct sunlight, the light they do get tends to be cooler and slightly grey in tone. This means that some colours might look a little different than you expect—what seemed like…
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I thought I’d kick off the year doing what I do best, online window shopping. I spend a lot of time in my local M&S Home section, it never fails to disappoint. The prices are always much more affordable than you’d think and there’s always…
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Bonfire Night is one of those divisive events of the year. Some find themselves giddy with excitement for the festivities, while others brace for an evening of jumping at the sudden, unexpected boom of fireworks. Yes, they can be magical, but when the…
I’ve recently come across a new digital moodboard software called Mattoboard, and I’m obsessed! I’ve started making digital moodboards for all the remaining renovation projects in the house… starting with the kitchen, of course – my favourite room to redesign and plan…
This is based on actual samples that I’ve…
There’s no denying that bespoke furniture is unbelievably effective when it comes to making your home work for you. Having something that’s built around your exact needs that fits your home perfectly – it’s incredibly useful. The problem is, going bespoke often means putting a serious dent in your…