With the return of Comic Relief GBBO, Shrove Tuesday and the beloved Hot Cross Buns, we’ve sifted through and whipped up a collection of must-have baking essentials to brighten up your Kitchen this Spring. It’s true colour inspiration. Continue reading
Since 2010, there has been an ongoing campaign for natural wool, “in order to raise awareness amongst consumers about the unique, natural, renewable and biodegradable benefits offered by the fibre.“
With the Chinese calendar entering the Year of Sheep, the “Campaign for Wool” has stepped up a gear, with campaign patron HRH Prince of Wales encouraging collaborations between producers, designers, retailers, interior designers and so much more.
We’ve taken the time to explore some exquisite woolen pieces, helping you to do your bit for the campaign… Continue reading
It’s time to get tribal with some incredibly sleek and stylish decorating ideas that take inspiration from the wilder side of nature.
Tribal interiors amass gorgeous patterns- chevrons and animal print in particular- whether in full effect, such as the bedroom to the left, or as a more subtle contrast in your room, like the gorgeous statement wall in the lounge below.
It’s a great way to spice up your home, giving it a quirky edge that is bound to get your visitors chatting and asking for helpful hints and tips.
We’ve got a few suggestions for you for a window covering in a tribal themed room. We have the Native Wood Zebrawood wooden blind for a classic wow-factor as well as the sumptuous velvet roman blind, Libertine Stone– the dark stripes and gentle sheen of the material give it a primal undertone.
If you’re looking for something louder that is really going to make a statement and echo the voice of the wild then there’s always our Aventura Psychedelic roman blind- an explosion of pure colour with a funky, bold parrot design to really bring the jungle into your home.
Abigail Ahern is a stylist and interior designer with a mix and match style all of her own. Abigail is often inspired by Alice in Wonderland and loves to play and experiment with scale.
Abigail’s blog is a fantastic way to get a peek into her eclectic vibe and make it seem all very obtainable in your own home. Be just like Abigail and throw the rule book out, just be careful of creating a junk shop look though…..unless that’s just the look that you were after of course!
My interior style is… really eclectic. I try and throw the rule books out and play with different periods, textures and styles. Experimenting and playing with colour is a huge part of my style.
