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Top Interior Design Trends for 2018
I’m always interested in what’s being predicted as the interior design trends for the year ahead by various ‘authorities’ and seeing if they match up with what we’re seeing in the marketplace. Read this blog for our views on the key interior design trends as we see them and for inspiration.
Pantone Colour of the Year 2018 - Ultra Violet 18-3838
Believe it or not, everything from fashion, to beauty, graphic design and interior design will be influenced by Pantone’s predictions for their colour of the year. This is how we have been interpreting Ultra Violet in recent projects.
Furnitecture: The crossover of furniture and architecture
Furnitecture is one of the hottest and most innovative fields of design at the moment. It is essentially the art of designing and building bespoke furniture that is architected into rooms.
Interior Design Colour Trend for 2017 announced
Pantone has announced that 2017 will be the colour of Greenery. Believe it or not, everything from fashion, to beauty, graphic design and interior design will be influenced by Pantone’s predictions. For inspiration, take a look at our ‘Greenery' interiors.
Top 3 interior design trends for 2017
This month, Viki Lander our Creative Director / Interior Designer was asked by Essence Magazine to write down her top 3 interior design trends for 2017. So here's the results which can be applied whatever size or shape your home.
Hallway ideas & inspiration: Interior Design Top Tips
Hallways are really important and are often forgotten and/or under utilised when designing a house refurbishment or renovation. They are the first thing you see when a front door opens and therefore provide the first impression of your home. Yet all too often they become a disorganised dumping ground for all who live there.
Broken plan - a smarter way of open plan living
“Broken-plan living” is a new trend to replace open-plan living. A phrase coined by architect Mary Duggan, a judge of the RIBA House of the Year award 2015 to describe open spaces which feature different levels or retain some walls to create distinctive zones and areas with quiet or privacy.
10 Wallpaper trends for 2016
Colour, pattern and texture is at the heart of what wallpaper is all about and the reason I absolutely love it! With some imagination, bravery and the right application, the results can be absolutely stunning and transform a room from just another blank canvas into something really special.