Minimalism has somewhat ruled the interiors industry for a while now, with sleek lines, neutral tone and natural textures, it encapsulates the ideology that ‘less is more’. However, maximalism is making an inspired comeback, with bold patterns, powerful colours and rich textures.

Characterised by clean lines, simplicity and a monochromatic colour palette. minimalism can create unrivalled spaces that exude serenity and tranquility. The ideology that less-is-more’ fuels this reductive style, however, achieving this look requires deliberate styling choices to ensure your space isn’t left feeling cold and unlived-in.

The transition from winter to spring is a very much welcomed one, especially after a considerably long and wet cold few months. Small touches here and there can make a dramatic impact and embrace the long-awaited sunshine.

Like it or not, pink is making a statement this Autumn. Following the success of the new Barbie film, will we be seeing more hot pink splashed across interiors?

As designers, we have an innate desire to transform extraordinary spaces into stunning family homes.

Whether you’re a lover of colour, or prefer a neutral nook, understanding how colour and tones can work together is key to creating the perfect space.

Selecting the correct colours in a room is an essential step in creating your dream space. There are some basic rules to follow that will keep the process simple and easy…