Category: How To
Let me tell you a kitchen renovation disaster story, the inspiration behind this ultimate kitchen design guide. I had an interesting conversation with a prospective client recently. He was confused about his kitchen refurbishment project. Didn’t […]
Interior design isn’t only about beautiful furniture and furnishings. It’s essentially about people and how people use a space. How people interact and engage with all the element of a space from the furniture to […]
There are some clients who want neutral colour schemes because they think it’s easier to achieve. What a neutral colour scheme is varies from person to person. Some people think that an all white space […]
It’s a question that gets asked a lot from clients and in online forums – do I need to match my timber furniture? The simple answer is no. But first I want to clarify that […]
For most of us the idea of living minimally is beyond reach. I think most people generally like to hold on to things or like to buy new things all the time. Some people actually […]
I was recently talking to a friend about interiors, décor and collections. She mentioned that she loved to collect instruments that have been converted into table lamps. I said my ‘thing’ is art and crucifixes. […]
I saw this question on socials this week and I thought it was a great question. Sometimes with interior design (structure, function, aesthetics) and interior styling (function and aesthetics) we’re too focused on making a […]
In my last post I offered three key tips on how to choose a colour scheme. These included; basing a colour scheme around your favourite colour. Alternatively, you could choose a colour scheme based on […]
In this post I want to share effective ways of choosing a colour scheme or colour palette for your home. Then next week I will share more tips on how to apply the colour scheme […]
How do you select the right builder for your project? Whether it’s a new build, renovation, extension, or refurbishment, finding the right trades person is an important and often difficult process. You will need someone […]