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Want to start collecting art but not sure where to begin? Discover how to choose artwork you genuinely love, set a realistic budget, explore originals and limited-edition prints, consider scale and lighting, and build a personal collection that evolves with your home.
Blinds or curtains? From privacy and natural light to practicality and interior style, we look at the pros and cons of each and explain how to choose the right window dressing for every room in your home.
Small or awkward city homes don’t have to compromise on style. From multi-functional furniture and clever storage to playing with scale, light and open-plan zones, these practical ideas can help make every inch of your home work harder while still creating an interior that feels personal.
A luxury-looking kitchen doesn't necessarily require bespoke cabinetry. London's style-conscious homeowners are combining affordable flat-pack units with specialist installation, upgraded worktops, integrated appliances and considered finishing details to create kitchens that look considerably more expensive than they are.
Nostalgia has such a huge influence on trends, so with this new adaptation of the popular Disney movie, I expect shades of lilac blue and denim blue to make a comeback into homes as a subtle nod to Stitch.
Jo, CEO of https://www.leafenvy.co.uk/ and houseplant expert, comments on the top interior trends for Summer 2025 and how houseplants link into thi, making them a must-have for your home.
Houseplants are natural air purifiers that can help to rid your home of pollutants such as carbon dioxide that build up to unhealthy levels over time.
Colour is one of the most powerful tools in interior design, capable of shaping moods, defining spaces, and creating harmony within a home or workspace
In an era of manifesting our personal and professional goals, vision boards have become the ultimate activity for turning dreams into reality – and we’re seeing a growing interest across the board with 14,000 posts on TikTok and a 12,000% increase in searches YOY1.
Last year, the UK saw 16 days of rain throughout November*, and while some may be able to hide from the rain, there are 13.5 million dogs** across the UK that will need walking - meaning lots of wet paws and muddy coats.
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