Bathroom - This moody black and copper scheme is already gorgeous, but the woven chair positioned by the window completes the picture. The textural design adds to the already rich selection of finishes – from walls to floorboards to sink-in bath mat. If you’re concerned about the steamy atmosphere, chairs designed for the conservatory and garden are a worry-free option that can look equally at home in a bathroom.
Plants interior - If you have access to any downstairs exterior space, however miserly, try this. Position potted plants either side of a window, both indoors and out, to add leafy depth. Even if your window only looks onto a light well, balcony or communal courtyard or alley, it will create the illusion of a secret garden oasis, as your eye is led beyond the glass.
paper lanterns to soften straight lines
paper lanterns to soften rough edges
Working Desk - You can also find high-quality prints online, and in a scale that will feel grand – think 40% to 60% of the width and height of your wall for a dramatic statement.
Garden - Water steps
Bathroom - Dark marble bright sink
Bedroom - Curtain Wardrobe
Bathroom - Diatom wall art monochrome
Bar
Stairs - Runner
Bedroom - inky hues
Festive ecclectic
Bathroom - Statement wall with fire inlet
Garden, Moroccan theme
Moss wall
Juliet Balcony Bedroom
Jacuzzi steps
bathroom moss wall
Bathroom Shell Mirror
Bathroom Dual sink Mirror combo
Garden, Corner sofas with trees in planter
Bathroom Moss Wall
bedroom window
cog mirrors
Small window - single curtain
Bedroom - Sleeping nook
Patterned kitchen splashback with plain stone worktop
Garden centre
Flooring
Bedroom colour scheme and softness
natural feel kitchen
Art
Bathroom - Panoramic view
Bathroom - Floor to Ceiling window/view
Bathroom - Stones
Book organisation - Vertical and Horiztontal stacks
Kitchen - splashback - ‘The Great Wave Off Kanagawa‘
Bar - Wine crate backboard
Bathroom - rough brick, smooth contours
Kitchen - faux marble breakfast bar - walnut asymetry
Garden - eclectic 1
Key points on lighting design
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