Ireland's Homes Interiors & Living Magazine

Welcome to the November issue of Ireland’s Homes Interiors & Living. This month, we explore a collection of homes that balance practicality with personality, from a family home in East Belfast, reworked to create calm amid busy everyday life, to a property in Rathcormac, Co. Cork, where clever design choices have transformed a new-build into a warm, characterful family home....

Layered and Considered A longstanding relationship between designer and clients shaped this elegant Belfast home, where a quiet tonal palette and rich, layered textures combine to create a calm yet classically beautiful interior. When the homeowners of this South Belfast home began thinking about their new property, they turned to a designer who already understood their taste an...

History in the Making From Greenheart reclaimed from Dublin’s docks and Burmese teak salvaged from a First World War shipwreck to French oak from a centuries-old cathedral, Glenn and Trish have filled their Dalkey home with materials that already had extraordinary stories to tell. Glenn and Trish describe their Dalkey property as a ‘legacy home’. While its transformation has del...

Beyond the Blueprint When this three-bedroom semi-detached house in Rathcormac, Co Cork, was being built in 2025, its homeowner brought interior designer Joanne McCarthy Colbert of JoMcCo Interiors on board to use the available choices within the development intelligently, creating a warm, practical home with a clear identity The homeowner’s brief of this new build was simple, s...

From Belfast to the Costa Blanca Belfast-born designer Megan Murray brings an Irish instinct for warmth to this colourful beachfront home in Cabo Roig, balancing Mediterranean light, bold pattern and practical year-round living. There is an Irish thread running quietly through Project Cala, despite its Mediterranean setting. The 340sq m home sits frontline to the beach in Cabo R...