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Choosing an interior design style can feel surprisingly overwhelming. Most homeowners don’t fit neatly into one box, and that’s completely normal. You might love the calm of Scandinavian interiors, the character of traditional homes, or the ease of coastal living, but translating that into a space that actually works day to day is where questions start to creep in.


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Choosing a sofa is one of the most important decisions we help clients make, and it usually comes much earlier in the design process than people expect. The sofa anchors the layout, dictates circulation, and quietly influences every other decision that follows, from


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House Designer just turned six, and that feels meaningful to us. Not because of milestones or growth charts, but because six years is long enough to really understand what people need when they ask for help with their home. Long enough to see patterns, to make mistakes, to refine how...


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This is a question many of our clients ask before they ever contact us. Sometimes they ask it directly. More often, it is sitting quietly in the background while they scroll, research, and try to work out whether online interior design can really deliver what they need.

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Every spring, we notice the same thing with our lovely clients. As the days get a little brighter, people start looking at their gardens with fresh eyes. They notice where the sun actually lands, which corners still feel cold or forgotten, and which areas no longer fit how they live now. These small moments of awareness are shaping garden design across the UK in 2026. Rather ...


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