When it comes to interior design, colour is often the main focus but if you truly want to bring depth, warmth, and personality into a space, texture is where the excitement happens. In design, the current trend is about mixing materials to create visual interest  and a sensory-rich environment.

Have you ever wondered why you feel a certain way or emotion when entering a space? Why you feel calm or energized or sensing tension creeping into your body? Interior Architecture and Design sets the mood of the space and environment, and one of the integral components that helps the tone of that is the use of colour, also known as colour psychology. Explore how colours affect a space and how you can apply it too.

As 2025 approaches, many people are re-evaluating their living spaces to align with wellness goals, recognizing that their environment can significantly impact their well-being. While getting organised is a common resolution, taking time to reconsider the design of your surroundings can nurture mental and physical health in surprising ways. A thoughtful, wellness-focused home can inspire calm, offer respite, and even improve daily energy levels—creating an environment that both soothes and uplifts.

The future of design is just around the corner, and 2025 is shaping up to be a revolutionary year for interior design and architecture. In a constantly evolving world, where technology, sustainability, and human needs advance at an accelerated pace, space design is no exception. Here we discuss on how you can bring sustainability into your home. Making intentional choices that are better for the planet, and for you, is really all it takes.

Bringing the outside into your home for spring is a wonderful way to infuse your space with the freshness and vitality of the season. Here are some ideas to help you accomplish this. 

If you are looking to give your home that contemporary and elegant touch without the harsh monochromatic shades, bringing in warm earthy tones to your interiors can effortlessly transform your space into an elegant and comforting environment !

Have you always wondered how some home just never go out of fashion ? No matter when they were built, the interior always feels fresh and in keeping with trends. There are several elements that you can incorporate in any home and at any moment, for a design that will stand the test of time.

What another year it’s been! After more uncertain times we find ourselves once again going that extra mile to make Christmas special hoping to be surrounded by those who mean the most to us and reflecting this within our homes.

A bright yellow, full of vivacity and an emblematic grey, the everlasting colour. They were announced to be the colours of the year 2021 by Pantone last December. Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute, says “Practical and rock solid but at the same time warming and optimistic, this is a color combination that gives us resilience and hope.” With 2020 being so difficult, Pantone tried to chose an uplifting combo, hear what we think about it !

The iconic European furnishings of the 50s and 60s have been enjoying a real resurgence in popularity for some time now. Characterised by its clean, simple lines and honest use of quality materials, this design style works brilliantly in both contemporary and traditional homes. Here’s our mini guide on how to incorporate some of these key pieces into your home.

Japandi is the trend for 2021 and is ideal for creating a clean and tranquil home. Our design suggestions will guide you to creating the perfect Japandi room.

As time goes on the demand for eco-friendly interiors are increasing. Take a look at some of the sustainable materials you can use to make your home both beautiful and green!

Fancy a change? These tips are just some of the ways to update and style your bathroom.

This year Dulux have chosen Tranquil Dawn to be their colour of the year, take a look at our top tips on how to use this calm colour in your home.

Using a range of textures and balance in an interior design scheme can be as impactful and character-defining as a sophisticated colour palette.

This year’s Pantone colour isn’t easy to integrate to your homes. Take a look at our tips to add the vibrant, warm peachy colour to your interiors

Interior styling is often a part of my job. Once all of the technical, structural and spatial elements are sorted, I am sometimes required to ‘dress’ or ‘stage’ the spaces that we have designed. Coffee table styling could be described as a bit of an art. Since coffee tables usually have prominent places in living rooms, it's important that they look good, but it's equally important that they function in the way they're supposed to.