family life & travels
Of all the rooms in a home, it seems like the bathroom can get the least amount of attention in terms of interior design. I love to watch home renovation videos on YouTube, and most contributors confess to leaving the bathroom to the end of the revamp process! This isn’t necessarily because of practicality reasons,
“Summertime, and the livin’ is easy…” We are finally in summer – hurray! Although the weather recently in the part of the UK I’m from has left a lot to be desired. If you’re having a “staycation” this year (staying at home rather than holidaying abroad) then you might be relying on your trusty garden
Interior design never stands still, and keeping on top of what’s in and what’s out is no easy task. There is going to be lots to look for as we head into the new year and lots of faux pas to avoid. So, here are the five interior trends that will be at the top
In an ideal world, we would all be fortunate enough to live in spacious apartments or houses, where we were free to decorate each and every room with as many beautiful pieces of furniture as we liked. However, as this is not the case for the majority of us, it helps to have a few
I love interiors and decor – in an ideal world, where money was no object, I would have a show home perfect home. We have lived in our home for 5 years now and we redecorated the whole thing when we moved in. I’m kind of getting ready to make a few changes here and
Every family home needs at least one room where everyone can spend time together. It doesn’t matter how old anyone is, whether they’re nine months or ninety. Hanging out as a group is one of the essential things that holds a family unit together. But it’s not always easy to design a room that’s suitable
