Do you have a spare room that only gets used for the odd guest that comes to stay once or twice a year? Why don’t you turn it into a fabulous dressing room - a space where you’ll enjoy spending time getting ready each morning?
We spend a lot of time in our homes, so we ought to decorate them with something we’ll enjoy looking at, and with something that reflects who we are. One of the best ways to do this is with art prints.
We all know someone who suffers with sleeping problems or insomnia. Whether it’s you, a family member or a colleague, there are always factors in our life preventing us from getting the best night’s sleep possible. When everyday stresses and problems take over, our minds and bodies start to crave a better night’s sleep. But is there anything we can do, that doesn’t involve medication, to improve our sleeping pattern?
Everyone has ‘that chair’, where you put your clothes and promise to tidy them away later, until you realise it has undergone significant growth and in your bedroom there is now a mountain of jumpers, jeans and the odd sock.
Did you know that according to research published by the BBC, each year £140 million worth of clothing is put into landfill? You’ve bought your dream wardrobe from The Sliding Door Wardrobe Company, but you still have too many belongings to justify keeping. But don’t just throw them away…
For many homeowners and residents across the UK, the lack of space around the house can be an issue. This is especially true for couples living together who plan on or have already begun raising children. Ultimately, as families continue to expand, they begin to risk outgrowing their current living space.
Over recent years, many interior designers have concentrated their efforts on lighter, bleached woods in their furniture selections. This is perhaps largely because of the ‘Scandi’ or ‘minimalist’ trend that seems to have dominated interior design until now. Whilst this trend encouraged lighter, more neutral wooden furniture, one of the latest trends of 2018 is a return to dark woods!
In 2018, the media and public have become more aware of the importance of good mental health. Did you know that your own space can affect your mental wellbeing? Over on Pinterest, searches for ‘positivity’ are up by 430% - with a growing movement of people dedicated to designing spaces that promote mental wellbeing.
So how do you make your own home feel like a more positive place? How do you create a home that boosts your mindset? Read on to discover our top tips for creating a happier, healthier home.
Whether you’re moving into a new home, or simply want to free up a bit of precious space in your current home, we’ve put together our top tips for saving space in even the smallest of rooms.
Even if you don’t have a large amount of room for a wardrobe or closet in your bedroom, there’s no need to panic – we have some ingenious options and clever hacks to help you get around this lack of space. Read on to see how you can improve your interior design and maximise space at the same time!
Our bedrooms are commonly used as our sanctuaries – a place of rest, relaxation and slumber. As we spend so much time in our bedrooms, it only seems fitting that the décor, furniture and ambience of the room reflects us as individuals. How do we do this?
Create the perfect storage solution for your home with our expert design advice.
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During your home survey visit, you will be introduced to our samples and materials as we plan your bespoke bedroom design together. Your designer will create a scaled drawing of your custom storage solution, illustrating how the space will be reimagined to maximise storage with a beautiful design.
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