According to Pantone, Very Peri evokes carefree confidence and a daring curiosity that animates our creative spirit - it’s inquisitive and intriguing. And yes, it may initially conjure up visions of a wisteria-draped Bridgerton house and seems a colour often reserved for weddings or more traditional interiors, but the motivation for hailing this colour of the year was more about looking forward than back.

The purplish blue highlights the collapse between physical and digital worlds accelerated by the likes of NFTs and the Metaverse.

Whether you go classic or contemporary there are plenty ways to incorporate playful Periwinkle in all Interiors.

Here are few ideas.

As people spend more time in their kitchens, it’s no wonder this is the space getting a whole lot of attention at the moment. In this blog, I summarise some of the key takeaways from AD’s recent report on what we can expect from the ultra-luxury kitchen of tomorrow. Have you noticed the rise of these trends?

When thinking about commissioning an interior designer for your home design, your main motivation may be to create a home that feels cohesive, maximise the potential of your space, address pain points, and receive creative solutions. Beyond these very obvious benefits, did you know that incorporating a specific style or aesthetic also has a major impact on the value added to your property?

As we make our way through 2022, somewhat frazzled or burned out from the madness of the last two years, the desire for luxury and convenience at our fingertips is at an all-time high. We may not be able to book ourselves into a 5-star hotel every time we need an escape, so why not create that experience at home. In this post, I lay out 7 steps to make your bedroom feel like a luxury hotel suite. Of course, there’s the obvious, bedding, but before you even get there, you’ve got to consider a lot more from layout, functionality, scale, etc.

The curve ‑ organic geometry full of beauty and found everywhere in nature, from the roundness of the earth to the shape of a woman's body. In comparison, straight lines are more aggressive. While curves are fluid, straight lines are formal, structural, mathematical, and man-made. In life and design, balance is important.