'Pantry notes', as thoughtfully put by Rita Konig A well-considered pantry or scullery can completely transform how a kitchen works and feels. A few simple takeaways: • Keep it separate, if you can — it allows the main kitchen to remain
Alright… I admit it — more teal But this is a masterclass by Sarah Vanrenen in how to be truly brave with colour and pattern. Strong geometry, layered textiles, and that confident use of teal and green — all balanced so the space
All in the name of teal… just one more, I promise A beautiful scheme by Penny Morrison — where fresh, contemporary colour meets the depth and character of fine brown furniture. The teal brings lightness and clarity, while the antique d
All in the name of teal. A masterclass by Rose Uniacke in how to use colour with quiet confidence. Soft, enveloping walls and curtains create a calm, cocooning backdrop, while natural textures and warm timbers keep the space grounded. It’s th
Another recent collage, this time for a grand entrance hall. With a Victorian tiled floor and strong architectural features, the scheme leans into a sense of scale and presence — anchored by a large antique hall table with chunky lamps and sil
I always love designing children’s bedrooms — they’re such special spaces to create. This is a recent collage for a little girl’s room in Richmond. A gentle mix of colour, comfort and texture, designed to feel calm, personal
Current obsession: Diango Hernández. A Cuban-born conceptual artist whose work explores memory, politics, landscape and identity, often expressed through rhythmic lines, colour fields and poetic abstraction. His recurring wave motif (“O
Another confident moment of disruption. A vintage bedspread brings character, while an ingenious mix of fabrics sits comfortably alongside contemporary abstract art. A symphony of pattern creates depth and texture, balancing tradition with a fresh,
‘Magnolia’ wallpaper by GP & J Baker is an iconic pattern, originally launched in 1913. I love how Salvesen Graham have used it here; disrupted by the chair from Studio Atkinson, upholstered in Salvesen Graham’s ‘Genevieve
Love these wallpapers by Marthe Armitage, whose beautifully understated wallpapers and fabrics are entirely hand-drawn and hand-printed using traditional lino block techniques. Inspired by nature, her patterns have a timeless rhythm, each print with
Possibly my favourite fabric—Le Rocher Broderie by @pierrefrey ✨ An 18th-century Indian Tree of Life motif, reimagined in an all-over pattern for a truly breathtaking effect Shown here on two ottomans we made in very different settings&mdash
A continuation of my last post… Beautiful ceramics by Hannah Watt, available through @chandlerhousect ✨ Inspired by Kente textiles—woven in Ghana by the Ewe and Ashant. African textiles are so often overlooked, so it’s wonderful
The ‘Mermaid’ Mirror by George Magaso ✨ reflecting Hannah Watt’s Kente-inspired ceramics 💛 Magic happens where worlds collide 🌍 Genuinely obsessed with everything from @chandlerhousect #ChandlerHouse #CapeTownDesign #ArtAndInte
Spectacular mirrors by George Magaso ✨ Made from thousands of tiny glass beads, each mirror is entirely handcrafted — every piece with its own unique identity and charm. Beautifully designed by @chandlerhousect and brought to life by the extr
Looking forward to a long-overdue trip to Istanbul this May. Excited to explore the architecture, discover some wonderful restaurants and spend time wandering through the souks. And, of course, hoping to find some beautiful rugs and Turkish silk fa
Art Favourites: April Emily Kirby, arguably one of my favourite artists. There’s something wonderfully reminiscent of Gauguin in her work - the rich texture of the canvas showing through the paint, earthy greens punctuated with flashes of pi
Easter Skiing. I’ve always loved these photographs by @slimaaronsofficial — particularly his series taken in Verbier in the 1960s. They capture such a wonderful moment in Alpine life: colourful ski suits, long lunches in the sun, and the
My little ski bunny. Skied from 9am - 5pm. Unstoppable 💞🌟
Restaurant L’Ancolie, La Rosière. A wonderfully cosy spot for fondue after a day on the slopes. The restaurant itself was built log by log by the owner, which gives the space such warmth and authenticity — the perfect setting for
Easter Skiing Such a treat to be heading to the mountains over Easter. I love this chalet in Morzine by @salvesengraham — a lovely take on Alpine interiors, mixing the warmth of a mountain chalet with an English country-house feel. A place th