Inspiring Interior Design Trends

The velvety, soft hues of stone fruit have the power to transform any space into a place of refuge. Layered with neutrals and naturals, they add a bit of sunshine without overpowering a room.

Pastel colours have long been associated with children, youth, innocence, and whimsy, but they are gaining increasing commercial and residential appeal as barely-there tints uplift and modernise a space while channeling a sense of calm and joy.

Nature has always been the ultimate inspiration for art, fashion and interior design and in a post-pandemic world, a connection to the outdoors has become vital to our wellbeing. 

With so much uncertainty and a loss of control, there is a continued need to restore balance and a sense of calm in our lives.

The natural look has taken the interior design world by storm. Nature effortlessly allows us to relax, unwind, and promote optimal health and well-being. 

Renovating your home can be an exciting and transformative experience, but it often comes with a significant financial burden. However, having a limited budget shouldn't deter you from turning your dream home into a reality. In fact, it presents a unique opportunity to explore creative and strategic ways to achieve remarkable results without breaking the bank. Strategic budgeting plays a vital role in making the most of your renovation project, ensuring you get the best value for your money while still achieving your desired outcomes.

New Nostalgia is about taking design inspiration from the past and translating it into a contemporary setting. Whether you are drawn to one particular style such as 1930s Art Deco, Mid Century design or 1950s Retro, or prefer to mix elements from different eras, the colours and materials you choose will help to consolidate your overall vision. For a modernised 70s vibe, I mixed mid-wood tones with accents of beige, charcoal and dark red with a touch of terrazzo. It may be a nod to the home or space’s history that you are renovating, such as restoring the ornate ceiling mouldings of a traditional Victorian villa and installing contemporary wooden flooring and tiling, or it may be modernising a specific room and decorating with vintage furniture. Choosing personal objects that tell a story will turn your house into a home with a soul. Layer in pieces from your travels, and those with which you have an emotional connection. Fuse times, places, cultures and styles to create a truly authentic look.

The bedroom is more than just a space for sleep; it's a personal sanctuary where we retreat after a long day. As such, it's crucial to curate an inviting and cozy ambience that reflects your personal style and promotes relaxation. One key element in achieving this is selecting the right flooring for your bedroom. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore various flooring options and colours that work well in bedrooms, empowering you to create the perfect bedroom retreat.

Modern coastal home interiors take their cues from nature with organic shapes, natural wood and a soothing palette inspired by the sea and sand dunes. Centred around soft minimalism, the overall feel is relaxed yet elegant with clean Iines, sleek finishes and light tones punctuated by darker accents.

Are you feeling inspired to give your kitchen a fresh update this year? Well, you're in luck because we've got the scoop on the hottest kitchen design trends. From colour schemes and materials to appliances and design elements, we'll cover it all. So grab a coffee, and let's dive into the trendiest ways to revamp your cooking space this year.

Get ready to make a splash in your home with our favourite bathroom trends.

Are you tired of flat, one-dimensional spaces that lack personality and pizazz? If so, it's time to learn the art of texture layering. That's right, gone are the days of dull, monotone rooms. Instead, by strategically layering different textures, you can create a visually dynamic and eye-catching space that's sure to impress. But where to start, you ask? Don't worry; we've got you covered. 

We bought our property just after getting married, knowing we wanted to build our forever home there one day. We loved the local community and the dream of a peak of the water one day, but the home we bought was far from a dream at the time.

Foreword from Michelle Halford, The Design Chaser: Inspired by elements that have long been significant to the design traditions of Japan and the Nordic countries, The Japandi Home centres on beautiful craftsmanship and tactility. Pared-back yet warm, spaces come to life with the use of natural materials, textural layers and sensory accents.