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.
A few weeks ago Little Greene Paint Company got in touch and I’ve just been for a very exciting visit to their Chelsea showroom on the King’s Road. They have a fantastic events space on the lower ground floor where I will be running some interior design workshops.
We’ve become accustomed to seeing confident use of colour in public spaces (see our previous post) and this seems to be filtering through to our homes as the positive effects of colour become more recognised and sought after. We’ll explain a few points to take note of when deciding on wall colours for your home and look at examples of colour tones that are well suited to our British climate.
We’re often asked to develop a colour scheme for a property, in fact it’s something we do quite a bit of these days. But what exactly is a colour scheme and why is it useful? We look at some interesting uses of colour in a couple of our favourite North London eateries and explain the technicalities of a colour scheme proposal.
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