Now that the Christmas decorations are down you might be feeling that your home doesn’t feel as cosy, especially with this miserable weather! As the days get shorter and the weather gets colder, it's natural to want to cosy up at home.
Here are 5 interior design tips to help you create a cosy home in January:
I am super excited to give you some inspiration to transform your Christmas cards into a fabulous decorative display. Here are 6 different ways to display your cards in your home this Christmas, some are likely to create a talking point with friends and family when they come round to enjoy the festive period.
Maximalism is one of the interior design trends for 2022. Maximalism truly embraces the 'more is more' feel with interiors. The Maximalist approach to interiors is super fun and is all about the layering of bold colours, rich textures, lots of patterns, wallpaper, art and decorative artefacts. It is not about clutter though! You can achieve this look successfully with a few key pieces to create a bold statement so that you don't overwhelm the senses with too much stuff!
How do you create a tranquil living space when you've just moved in and you don't have time? Hire an interior designer! Holly Scott talks to us about her latest project.
Interior design tips on creating a cosy living room. It’s staring to get cold outside, the leaves are falling off the tree’s and the nights are drawing in. Follow these simple seasonal changes to easily transform your living room into a cosy retreat to enjoy snuggling up in, with family and friends over the Autumn and Winter months. From mood lighting to soft furnishings, learn how to create a cosy living room environment and make your space more enticing for those chilly winter nights. I really believe that happy homes make happy people, so I hope these tips are helpful to you.
The world we are living in now is rather different to the one we lived in a year ago! For many people, requirements have changed over the last 18 months and the function of each space has needed to be re-evaluated. As we spend more time in our own homes, I think now more than ever our homes need to promote happiness. So it’s worth considering how your interior spaces make you feel - and perhaps taking the opportunity to create spaces which make you happy. You can change how a space feels by the colours you use. The top colours for a happy home are:
