January is renowned as a fresh new start – and many of us are certainly familiar with an overhaul of our health and fitness routines, refreshed career goals and resolutions to kick those bad habits once and for all! But in recent years the announcement of predicted design trends and key colours has extended the New Year, New Me vow to our homes as well.
We’ve created a quick round-up of what’s coming in 2025 so you can choose to follow, or – as we prefer – pick and mix what you truly love!
There are some age-old decisions in the home … tiles or wood floor? Curtains or blinds? Carpet or rugs? Today we’re tackling a big one … footstool or coffee table? In today’s market there are so many options for each of these items - plus of course the opportunity to commission bespoke pieces, which only fuels the debate!
Want to give your bedroom a fresh look without completely redecorating? A bespoke headboard can do just that. But how can you create something that not only looks stunning but is also functional and comfortable?
It’s a busy time of year for many of us. With nativity plays, carol concerts and present-buying all high on your list of jobs, getting your home ready for Christmas can feel overwhelming. You want it to be special for your guests, but how on earth can you fit in the preparation? Chloe Hannay Interior Design expert explains how it is all about those small wins and here she shares 8 top tips to help you get your home ready for Christmas.
Chloe Hannay, Interior Designer from Willow & Bert discusses how it’s time to renew our love of the living room, a space once seen as the real hub of family life before open-plan living became more popular. So, if your living room needs a touch of TLC, here’s some advice to get it back to a space that reflects your style and that every family member can enjoy.
Learn how to create zones in your room using carefully positioned lights and lamps. Interior Designer, Chloe Hannay, shares the clever touches that can transform your room.
Where do you start when choosing paint colours? I talk you through the process of choosing colours for your home, and the sort of things to consider from where the light falls in the room, to the sort of feel you want the space to have.
Working with an interior designer is an exciting prospect to add those personal touches to your home. But the excitement is often tinged with a little bit of overwhelm too - how does the process work? Discover what to expect when working with an interior designer and how to manage the process so you feel confident and comfortable to get started.
So you’re considering new interior design or soft furnishings, but you might be wondering why you should buy bespoke. After all, is it that much different to shop-bought interiors? Chloë Cardew Interior Designer explores this very topic, answering those questions and highlighting the numerous benefits of bespoke design.
Before working with an interior designer, you’re bound to have many questions running through your mind, but which are the important ones to ask? Which ones will ensure your design comes to life in the way you want it to? I’ve put together 8 questions to ask an interior designer before commissioning them to work on your project.
What actually happens at an interior design consultation? If you’ve never had one before, it can feel overwhelming to know what awaits you. I’ve broken down my process and given you this quick guide to working with me, so you know just what to expect.