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North-facing gardens often get a bad reputation. The assumption is that without direct sunlight you cannot have a beautiful garden, that shade means compromise, and that the best you can hope for is a collection of ferns and not much else. In my experience, none of that is true.
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Green is having a moment, but honestly it never really left. Unlike a lot of colours that cycle in and out of interiors trends, green has a staying power that most other shades do not. It sits somewhere between a neutral and a statement, which means it can work quietly in the background or become the defining feature of a room depending on how you use it.
The tricky pa...
The first time someone described their garden wish list to me as wanting different rooms that all feel connected, I knew exactly what they meant even before the bento garden trend had a name. It is one of the most common design challenges in UK gardens. You want a space to eat, a space to play, a space to grow things and a space to simply sit and do nothing. Most gardens try ...
Colourful minimalism interior design is often misunderstood. It’s not about stripping everything back to white walls and neutral tones, it’s about being intentional with what stays. Some of the calmest, most considered spaces we’ve designed have actually used strong colour. A deep terracotta bedroom with very little in it. A living room with one inky blue-green wall, balanced...
Sage green kitchens are having a moment. But unlike a lot of trends that arrive loudly and date quickly, this one feels different. Green has been creeping into kitchens for a few years now and rather than fading it keeps gaining ground, partly because it solves a problem that grey never quite did. It is warm without being obviously colourful, calm without being cold, and it w...