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Whether you are seven or seventy, fairytale bedrooms create a magical and relaxing ambiance that is appealing to both Princes and Princesses alike. With a wave of your magic wand you can transform even the blandest of bedroom spaces into a kingdom of style and elegance that will leave you feeling Happy Ever After.  From rich fabrics to ...

Today we are heading back to the days of Guy Fawkes with a look at the simple yet striking interiors of the Jacobean period between 1603 and 1700. These traditional interiors were the perfect combination of rugged and refined and their design features are still maintained in many stately homes across the UK. With a large array of items and ...

Remember, remember the 5th of November Gunpowder treason and plot. Time to wrap up warm and grab your sparklers as one of the most colourful and noisiest events of the year is upon us – BONFIRE NIGHT! If you don’t feel like heading out to your local firework display this year then why not throw a stylish bonfire party at home where your ...

The Medieval period took place from the Gothic 12th century up until the early Tudor period in the 15th century. The interiors during this period were dramatic and cosy and embraced the use of natural materials alongside rich and colourful features and fabrics.  Medieval interior design has a perfect balance of simplicity and grandeur and ...

Boo!!!! Did I scare you? It’s that time of year again when the ghosts and ghouls come out to play and adults and children alike come together to dress up and celebrate the fun and festivities of Halloween! Everyone is dusting off the skeletons and fangs and bulk buying pumpkins in preparation for the big night.  But Halloween doesn’t have to ...

From modernist inspired sleek designer looks to colourful bubblegum interiors with unique and fun accessories, 1950s interiors are an ever popular design that can provide a classic vintage look in any home interior. One of the most prominent changes during this period was the rise of open plan living that saw many homes choosing to take down walls ...

The Georgian era stretched from 1714-1837 and is often divided into three parts; the Palladian, early and late periods. As the Georgian period progressed designs became slightly lighter in colour and embellishment until interior influences eventually moved towards Regency style and decor. The Georgian period became famous for its elegant interior ...

The Italian Renaissance period spanned between the 14th and 16th centuries and showcased interior decor and furniture items that were heavily influenced by ancient Greek and Roman designs. Homes and furnishings were largely geometric in shape and symmetry played a huge role in creating an opulent and balanced interior space. To compliment the rich ...

There are few places more steeped in glamour and riches than the coastal resorts of the French Riviera. From St Tropez to Monaco the fabulous coastlines of the Cote D'Azur provide the perfect inspiration for a stylish interior design. Popular with the rich and famous this area has given birth to the most elegant and stunning interiors from quaint ...

With more and more of us yearning for a little bit of extra space within our homes, conservatories and orangeries have become popular choices in both small terraced and grand detached homes. Conservatories provide you with an extra room to expand your living space and are a great way of adding more space and light into your home interior. Their ...