We wanted to update our website with a new look and improve the way in which people navigate our website so for the past few months, we’ve been designing, tweaking and testing our new interior design website which we hope you like.
This refurbishment project in Hampstead produced some dramatic before and after photos which we thought we’d share below. Our brief for this Victorian terraced house was to improve the dynamic between the kitchen and the dining space, re-instate period features and update the furniture and colour scheme throughout the ground floor. Read more about this project here.
We’re delighted to share with you that Audrey is being featured in a new book by Alison Branagan entitled ‘The Essential Guide to Business for Artists and Designers’ which is being released on the 9th February 2017.
Our latest podcast episode is about budgeting for your home interiors project. Furniture, lighting, accessories, decorating and other labour costs...
Deirdre and I discuss how to work out what’s involved so you can be realistic about what it’s all going to cost (before you splash out on any impulse purchases!)
John Hall, Construction Director of Jetform Pools is this week’s guest on The DnA of Home Interiors podcast. In this episode, Deirdre and I discuss installing a swimming pool in your home.
I met John on a project a few years ago, where I was designing the interiors of a swimming pool room in the basement of a family home in Barnet, North London. John was the swimming pool installer on the project.
One of my long term ambitions in life has been to have my own swimming pool…so I am very keen to find out how realistic a plan this might be in the future!
In this episode of The DnA of Home Interiors, Deirdre and I are joined virtually by Martin Gill, MD of And So To Bed. Martin and I worked together many years ago during his time as MD of Poggenpohl kitchens.
We discuss bed options, from divans and ottomans, to sleigh beds and four posters.
What does an Interior Designer actually do? In our latest podcast episode, Deirdre and I discuss this in detail, from that initial phone call or email from a prospective client, right through to finishing a project on site.
Of course different designers work in different ways....and we cover that too. It’s all about finding the right person or company to suit your requirements.
I’ve popped some of the questions we discuss below….Hope you enjoy!
This week in Season 4, Episode 3 of The DnA of Home Interiors Podcast, Deirdre I are joined virtually by Jane Perrone, freelance journalist, presenter and producer of indoor gardening podcast On The Ledge.
This week in Season 4, Episode 2 of The DnA Home Interiors Podcast, Deirdre and I are discussing the interiors trend of Cottagecore.
Cottagecore is one of the biggest interior trends to come out of 2020 and is set to remain hugely popular this year. A trend that sees us return to days gone by and an idealistic rural life this trend is sure to have your home feeling like a countryside safe haven.
The DnA of Home Interiors Podcast is back!
Season 4 starts with Deirdre & I chatting with the most inspiring colour guru I know - Marianne Shillingford, creative director of Dulux.
What kind of reviews should you look for? Do they have any photos of their work? How local should you look to find the perfect tradesperson? How do I get an accurate quote? Which quote should I go with? There are so many questions involved when looking for a trustworthy person to come into your home, and we discuss these and lots more with Charlotte, who has some great advice to offer.
You can listen here, or read our notes below.
As we approach a full year of podcasting, Deirdre and I are delighted to see the story behind The DnA of Home Interiors in print!
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Deirdre and I were delighted to have Abigail Ahern join us for this episode of The DnA of Home Interiors Podcast.
Abigail Ahern is recognised amongst design aficionados, press and clients alike for her enchanting take on interiors. Abigail is an influential tastemaker, and has redefined the visual landscape with her unique style and bold approach. Her trendsetting designs have become synonymous with glamour, eclecticism and wit.
You can listen here, or read our notes below.
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