We’re well into the month of May, so thoughts turn to gardening and outdoor living (briefly no doubt!). B & Q always seem to have a good range outdoor bits, here are my picks:
I also like this bench which is on offer at the moment:
and my favourite piece is this hanging planter, indoor plants are really coming back into style and this would look great in a kitchen or bathroom:
and at only £19.98 what’s not to love?
Hanging planters styled perfectly at Zoe Bios Creative.
If like me you’re not too keen on vertical blinds, have a look at these panels, perfect for large windows, patio doors and bi-folds.
Available made to measure, please get in touch for a free no obligation quote.
For smaller windows, see through roller or roman blinds also provide a nice alternative to vertical ones.
I’m in the process of transforming a whole house, I thought I’d give you a sneak peek..
My client has a collection of Mason Ceramics in the dining room, and whilst we are updating the room, we still wanted to incorporate existing pieces. The key to making a house not look too showy is to mix and match old and new. Below is an example of how to update a traditional lamp base with a modern lampshade.
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Below is the en suite
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Out with the old and in with the new, we’ve yet to dress it. When we’re finished I’ll update the gallery on my website.
Ever since I saw Jenna Lyons (of J Crew) slouching on hers in Living etc. back in September 2009, I’ve been drawn to yellow sofas. A difficult choice you may think, but I actually think I’ll dare next time I’m in the market for a new sofa. Here are some ideas on how to pull it off:
This grand sofa, looks sharp against the dull walls and vivid blue rug.
This Ikea sofa adds even more colour to this room. Teal and yellow is a great combination.
This sofa adds interest and warmth to this modern scheme.
