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Can you really design a room when you've never actually been in it?

29/9/2020

Open plan lounge/diner - image courtesy of housebeautiful.com

I was planning to write about something entirely different but the other day someone asked me 'Can you really design a room when you've never actually been in it?' and it got me thinking...

As well as being a great title for a blog post it's also a great question - not least because it reminded me that, although I live and breathe interior design, other people don't necessarily know or care what it involves.

Obviously if you fall into the ‘don’t care’ category stop reading right now. I won’t be offended!

But if you do want to know a bit more about what an e-design or online design service is (and isn’t), particularly if it’s something you’re thinking of investing in yourself, then my list of the top 5 questions I get asked on this subject may help.

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My Top 5 Tips To Make Your Home Feel Bigger and Brighter

27/8/2020

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Image courtesy of harpersbazaar.com

A lot of us live in houses that are bulging at the seams with people, pets and stuff.

In our parents' day 'moving up the ladder' was considered the natural thing to do as the family's need for more space grew.

This isn't so easy to do these days, with many of us bringing up our families in houses that our parents would have considered to be low down on the ladder to their forever home.

The obvious answer is to clear out the clutter and invest in decent storage. Yes, this is true, and there many blogs written on this very subject. So I thought I'd come up with a few less obvious tips for making your home feel bigger and brighter.

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Low-cost, Lock Down Refresh Ideas For Your Home

25/6/2020

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This blog came about because of a radio interview I did where I was asked to talk about affordable ways to update our homes during lock-down.

These strange times we’re living in at the moment call for a bit of creative thinking when it comes to keeping our homes feeling fresh and interesting. We’ve all had several months now to sit and look at the four walls and it’s given us time to take stock and reassess what we really need from our living spaces.

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