Maximalism embraces an abundance of colour, patterns and fabrics to create an eclectic look. Whereas its counterpart, minimalism, embodies simplistic designs with clean lines, natural
Know your British Thermal Unit (BTU) requirements. This helps you achieve the correct amount of heat without wasting energy. Aim to balance the heat output,
In reality, most older chimneys in UK homes weren’t built with modern stoves in mind. While they might have been suitable for open fires decades
The changing tastes and fashions of those three decades mean that there is sure to be something that sparks your interest for your own home,
Not only pleasing to the eye, climbers are a haven for wildlife, with plants like honeysuckle and passion flowers proving popular with bees and butterflies.
With the release of Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy and the frazzled British aesthetic making its way into Bridget’s new townhouse, interior expert Liam
At its core, colour theory involves the strategic use of the colour wheel, colour harmonies, and psychological associations to encourage specific emotions and atmospheres.
At its core, colour theory involves the strategic use of the colour wheel, colour harmonies, and psychological associations to encourage specific emotions and atmospheres.
Dedicated quiet zones for relaxation or mindfulness, free from external noise pollution, are important within this trend as well as layered lighting schemes, including soft
With the new year fast approaching, it is the perfect time to freshen up your home with new lighting solutions that help brighten and lift
