As an interior designer, I think it’s safe to say that one of my favourite things about Christmas is decorating. Table settings are particularly fun as you can change them up and make them unique each time. After all - the festive season is centred around food so no doubt you’ll be dressing the table a few times! For me, a table should feel special and luxurious, but not too formal - you want t ...view more

When we think of Scandinavian design, we typically think of open, minimalist schemes, full of light and decorated in calming, neutral palettes, but Scandi style does have a dark side… and it’s one we shouldn’t be be afraid to tread on. This edgy take on Scandi interiors has all the elements of classic Nordic design that we ...view more

A couple of months ago, I was invited to join the lovely Jo Good on her BBC Radio London show, to talk about interior design and answer some questions she had about one topic in particular - Jo wanted me to share some insight into the history of headboards, which is actually a surprisingly interesting topic! When looking at interior design throughout history, we usually only reflect on the inte ...view more

Cutting edge, innovative design and NYC go hand in hand. I have always been hugely inspired by the big apple for it's continuous drive for effortlessly cool new interior design. Even just popping into a small independent restaurant in Williamsburg you can find sparks of great craftsmanship, from the magical use of an everyday material to 3D printing. For this reason on my recent visit to New Yo ...view more

If you are lucky enough to be planning a trip to LA, then I highly recommend you find a way to squeeze in a few nights in nearby Palm Springs. For just 90 mins in the car, it's an easy drive with breath-taking scenery along the way. But take a deep inhale in, as it's the Parker Hotel that really threatens to slam your jaw into the ground. Designed by the iconic Jonathan Adler, the hotel design ...view more