Category: Residential Interior Design

Understanding Your Period Property Every period property has its own personality. Original fireplaces, decorative cornicing, ceiling roses, sash windows, timber floors and traditional staircases all contribute to the home’s charm.…

1. Choose Light and Warm Colours Colour has a major impact on how large a room feels. Lighter shades reflect more natural light and instantly make a space appear more…

1. Warm Minimalism: Simplicity with Comfort Minimalism has been popular for many years, but in 2026 it is evolving into something warmer and more inviting. Instead of stark white spaces…

Imagine stepping into your home and feeling the same sense of calm, sophistication, and curated beauty you experience in a luxury boutique hotel. The plush textures, the ambient lighting, the…

First Impressions Matter: Transform Entrances & Hallways You only get one chance to make a first impression. Hallways and entryways, often narrow and overlooked in Brighton homes, can be transformed…

If you’re lucky enough to own a period property in Brighton, you may find yourself wondering how to seamlessly blend the beauty of its historic features with the clean, fresh…

Grounding Colours: Our Coastal Palette The colours of Brighton’s coastline are making their way into our homes like never before. The deep blues of the English Channel, the warm taupes…

Designing for Real Life Forget one-size-fits-all design. Each family has its own rhythm, its own personality. When I approach a project, I’m not just looking at square footage – I’m…

Finding the perfect interior designer for your Brighton home can be a daunting task. With so many talented professionals in the area, how do you choose the one that best…

Understanding Natural Light Natural light is a dynamic and powerful design element that varies greatly depending on the time of day, weather, and season. To make the most of natural…