Interior Design Advice (Page 4)

Flower Power

With the sunshine finally making an appearance, Spring is well and truly on its way.

Decorating children's rooms

Decorating a young child's bedroom or playroom is the perfect excuse to let your imagination run wild!

Gothic Decor

Gothic style originates from the middle ages, around 1150. It was revived during the Victorian era in the mid 19th century.

Adding personality to a rental property

If you are one of the many people who live in rented property but want to put your own stamp on it then here are some tips and ideas for making the most of your rented home

Woodland Design Ideas for your Home

From owls and foxes to antlers and foliage, there’s something magical about the woodland style. With a range of woodland fabric to suit any taste, it’s easy to bring the great outdoors into your home.

Neutral Schemes

Neutral tones are going to be a key trend this autumn but do not think this needs to be dull and boring. By layering different shades and using texture, this scheme will be interesting and relaxing.

Five ways to use floral fabric effectively

Bring the fresh, natural beauty of the outdoors into your home with floral fabric.

How To - Create a Fabric Noticeboard

This super simple creative task requires no sewing and shows you how to easily create a stylish fabric noticeboard!

Industrial Interior Design

Sleek, modern and minimalist. Whilst the industrial look is best suited to converted industrial buildings such as warehouses and loft style apartments, this look can be adapted to other interiors.

Retro Style for Contemporary Living

The retro style never seems to go out of fashion, and with its bold patterns and bright colours, it’s easy to see why. With a wide range of retro fabric to choose from, it can be hard to know where to start. Here are our top tips for making retro work for you.

Using Colour to Link Rooms

When beginning a project, it may seem daunting to think about the home as a whole. But it can be very important so that the house flows and you are drawn into each room, as well as saving you money.

English Nostalgia

This look is all about reflecting on a slower pace of life when things were home-made, home-grown and home cooked.

Indigo

If there is one colour that sums up 2013 it is indigo. A key colour in the Spring/Summer 2013 catwalks, it has now filtered through to interiors and can be seen in everything from tiles, to furniture, paint to accessories.