There are a million books and articles out there offering help and advice on what to do once your baby arrives, but we wanted to know – what should you…
One question I often hear repeated in interior design circles is whether it’s okay to mix metals in a single space. Is it really so bad if you have chrome…
I recently gave my bedroom a bit of a refresh for the new season. While I didn’t repaint or add new furniture and all the major elements remained the same,…
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A few weeks back I stayed at a swanky hotel for work. I'm usually more of a B&B or Airbnb type as I prefer quirky and homely interiors and homes with personality as opposed to 'designed' rooms. However, every once in a while it's just lovely to indulge something a little more luxurious and have room service available, don't you think? And that made me think.
Ahh yes, can you remember your first 'grown up' place? Okay, so perhaps in your 20's, you might have had your Auntie's hand me down sofa and those plates your mum gave you and maybe the rest of the furniture was from a cheap Scandinavian superstore but it doesn't mean it wasn't great, right? Just having your own space was enough to make the place feel like home and not having to worry about answering to your parents was a novelty in and of itself.