Being one month into 2024, you would have seen some articles or posts about this years interior design trends. But do you know how to implement them into your home? I’m sharing some ways on how to revamp your interior by adding a splash of some of this years interior design trends.

Most of us want our homes to feel cohesive. Not ‘matchy-matchy’ but to have a consistent feel throughout different areas. Here are three ways you can create cohesion in your home and really level up your interior.

Presenting your home for sale correctly can be the difference between 5 and 15 potential clients being interested in your home. Read this post to find out some quick tips on how to best present your own home for sale.

Are you renovating your kitchen or bathroom? You may have images saved on Pinterest of different splashback ideas, but how do you know what will work for your home?

Two of the main areas I see ‘cookie cutter’ design are new builds (especially facades) and furniture/décor from big box retailers. I’m sharing some tips on how to avoid cookie cutter design when it comes to designing and decorating your home.

Along with more bold colours and individuality, this year we’ll be seeing a focus on more sustainable practices in not only the manufacturing of furniture and materials, but also the focus on buying less and buying well.

Classic or ‘Timeless’ interior design style is a mix of modern and traditional design. Originating from European culture, classic interiors generally showcase symmetry and structured layouts of furniture.

Lighting your home can become overwhelming when you think of how many variables there are. I’m here to show you how you can illuminate your home effectively whether you’ve just built or have a 100-year-old home.

It’s safe to say we all want our homes to be warm and welcoming. This rings true even more during the cooler months. Autumn is the perfect time to get your home prepped for Winter. Swap out your lightweight throws chunky ones, add that rug to your room you’ve been meaning to buy and stock up on wood for the fireplace.

Learn about the upcoming interior design trends for 2022. You may already have some of these featuring in your home.