It’s often due to a persons unique collections that a home becomes interesting, and some of these quirky dining rooms certainly provide evidence of that; precious items are displayed under bell jars, walls are strewn with art and clock galleries, libraries of books run seam to seam, along with what appears to be an impressive catalogue of lamps, and another collector must have received a….. Read more »
21 Feb
When flipping through glossy brochures from bathroom manufacturers, almost everything looks good scattered over the insanely vast spaces they feature. Now lets be realistic, most homes do not have rooms of such enormous dimensions, so I have searched out the best examples of compact proportions, awkward shapes, and constricted corridor-like layouts… In smaller homes, every centimetre is important. Consider washbasins and loos that….. Read more »
17 Feb
Most people will have encountered a vinyl wall decal on their travels, as the sticky critters have been taking over the world of wall decoration by storm. They’re ingenious in that a room can be transformed in a matter of minutes without the mess of wallpaper pasting or mural painting, and at a fraction of the cost. The saturation of wall art stickers led us….. Read more »
14 Feb
In this age of digital communication (look, we’re doing it right now!) many of us enjoy the option of working from home, and those who don’t will often have a second office at their house for weekend assignments, or even just as a place to sort the week-to-week influx of household paperwork. The majority of external workplaces are flat, flavourless spaces that breed carpet tiles….. Read more »
10 Feb
I don’t know what it is about reading nooks, but I just love them. It could be because they are cosy little hideaways where you can lose yourself in pages of adventure and romance, or it could be because their presence can create an entirely knew room-within-a-room or make a special space out of something as simple as a half landing or unused alcove. They….. Read more »
24 Feb
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