Residential

Letter of Inspiration November 2017.

It’s all about winter and white walls! A rich selection of different structures, more elegant than paint. Subtle yet at the same time clear to see. 

The seaside has always provided a wealth of inspiration for interior designers. Coastal Living is all about injecting a hint of that carefree holiday atmosphere with the inspirational style that can be found by the sea.

The newest trend is to bring the outside in! The sky, earth, water, and other outdoor elements make us feel refreshed, calm, and one with the earth. How do we get these elements from the outdoors, inside of our home?

Circles, triangles and squares. One of the first things we learn as children are basic geometric shapes. And they stay with us throughout our lives. Maybe it’s that sense of familiarity that makes geometrics such a popular pattern in interior design.

Do not worry that your minimalist house interior will be boring and stiff. You can just change some in your interior design and make you are interior look elegant and luxurious. Here are 4 ways to tone interior deco down, yet keeping it classy and achieve the elegance of minimalist design.

With the amount of time we spend in front of a computer or smartphone screen during the day ever increasing, and awareness of the necessary benefits of work-life balance growing, our desire to create spaces in our lives devoid of digital / technological distraction will become greater.

As we come to the close of the year, it is a time for feasting and getting together with family and friends. When we invite friends and family over, we all want our homes to look warm, inviting and sometimes glamorous.

It is no surprise that children spend a lot of time in their bedroom. Used for sleeping, playing and working, it follows that their space should reflect their little personalities.

It can be challenging to design a great space for a commercial property...