Ireland's Homes Interiors & Living Magazine

This issue is a reminder that time never stands still, and neither should our homes. As our lives evolve, so too should the spaces we live in, and the best interiors are those that adapt with us. This month’s issue celebrates homes that not only look beautiful but have been designed to support the people who live in them now and well into the future.

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Softening the Edges The homeowners of this Holywood home knew the potential this property had the moment they viewed it. A relatively new build, structurally it was sound, however it was the interior that needed adjusted to reflect their lifestyle and so they called on Rossetto & Co to realise their interior vision. Prior to an interior overhaul this house oozed potential. I...

Phase Three: A Home Designed for Life When Martin and Edel decided to leave their larger family home behind, they weren’t searching for somewhere smaller. They were planning for the future. Working alongside Michael Malone of Ceardean Architects, homeowners Edel and Martin transformed a neglected Dalkey cottage into a contemporary home designed to support them through the decade...

A Complete Edwardian Rethink When interior designer Eilish Rickard first became involved in Westview, an Edwardian home in South Dublin, the property had already lived several lives. Like many houses of its age, this home had been altered and extended over the years. While much of its original character remained intact, the layout no longer suited the needs of a growing family. ...

Textured Cohesion When Aileen Mullan and the team at Ulster Interiors became involved in this new-build family home in County Down, the project was still in its infancy. Planning approval had only recently been secured, giving the design team the ideal opportunity to help shape the property from the earliest stages. There’s something special about this home. The interior exudes ...