The cost of gutting, purchasing and installing a new kitchen can vary enormously, but I … Read More ›
This is the first in a new series on vintage shopping, and this month I’m putting the … Read More ›
With Peckham increasingly becoming one of the coolest London hangouts, I was all the more … Read More ›
I’m beginning to think, those who have an eye for styling vintage furniture are the … Read More ›
I might strive to limit the number of objects in the home to the strictly … Read More ›
If there’s anywhere that prompts you to contemplate exactly where your food is coming from, it’s … Read More ›
Possessing an ethereal and enchanting quality, the moment you come across a piece of textile art … Read More ›
Scheduling your holiday plans for the summer? You might want to consider this tranquil eco bed and … Read More ›
If you’re hosting a festive party over the Easter weekend, you might be wondering how best … Read More ›
Depending on the scale and theme of your wedding, decorations can be one of the … Read More ›
Born and raised in Battersea, Jo Gibbs is a London-based artist who started off her … Read More ›
Embroidery seems to be having a moment. Not only is there a plethora of contemporary cross … Read More ›
New homes and interiors book There are many reasons to be joyful about finally entering … Read More ›
Marij Hessel is an interior stylist with a taste for DIY, travel and thrifting. As … Read More ›
There is no shortage of decorating inspiration for kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms or living rooms. But … Read More ›
I first came across the work of Elisa Cavani, whilst doing research for my book … Read More ›
Lighting is probably the most fun element of home design. Sure, you have to get … Read More ›
The joy of hunting for vintage homeware comes from that element of discovery, a chance … Read More ›
The creators behind this impressive garage renovation are Graypants, a design collective led by Seth … Read More ›
You may have noticed that Minimalism, Minimalist living or Minimalist lifestyle are now frequently used … Read More ›
We hear a lot about the amount of waste that’s generated around Christmas, with one … Read More ›
There is something about ‘handmade’ that goes so well with Christmas. Perhaps it’s the thought … Read More ›
Exhausted and buzzing. That’s how I would describe my digital hangover after recently returning from … Read More ›
When I came across the botanical interior design at Väkst, overflowing with lush green plants, I … Read More ›
If you’ve just arrived here out of nowhere, first of all – WELCOME! and second of … Read More ›
The run up to the 31st October is that splendid time of year when our … Read More ›
Making something useful with discarded plastic drinking bottles is one thing. Reusing them to make something … Read More ›
Cockpit Arts is a London-based business incubator for craftspeople at the start of their careers. … Read More ›
As always, there was a stunning array of design and homeware on display at Tent London this year. … Read More ›
Recently, I had the pleasure of connecting with Manolo Yllera, a Madrid-based interior designer and … Read More ›
This incredible art installation called Rockaway! is an old aquatics building at a former US Army … Read More ›
When 27-year-old Mat Dusting graduated from university, he was on the look out for a … Read More ›
I had the pleasure of meeting Swedish designer Marie-Louise Hellgren at Tent London a few years back. … Read More ›
Far from shabby chic, Bentu Design proves that ‘recycled’ is not all about worn patinas … Read More ›
Ilaria Bianchi is a furniture and product designer from Pisa, Italy. She studied Industrial Design … Read More ›
Melbourne designers March Studio transformed the foyer interior of Hotel Hotel in Canberra, using thousands of … Read More ›
Highlighting something seemingly worthless by casting it in bronze was explored by Jasper Johns in … Read More ›
Founder of Swarm, Leslie Oschmann specialises in making homeware and accessories from found objects. Seeking out … Read More ›
In 2012, the storage room of Italian marble company Budri was hit by earthquake Emilia, … Read More ›
Debbie Wijskamp has been operating from her studio in Arnhem, Netherlands since graduating in Product … Read More ›
These beautiful paper mache lamp shades are by Paper Moon Factory* and are perfect for … Read More ›
The Vaho project was founded in 2001 by Patricio Abreu, starting out from a small multidisciplinary … Read More ›
Ariele Alasko is a full-time woodworker living in Brooklyn, New York. Originally from California, Alasko … Read More ›
Telebeute Lichtobjekte is a beautiful 50cm telescope shaped wall lamp made from upcycled cardboard. The … Read More ›
Los Angeles based artist Paige Smith aka A Common Name has installed crystal geodes into quiet, hidden corners … Read More ›
Veronika Richterová is a Czech artist and aficionado when it comes to upcycled plastic bottles. … Read More ›
Canadian-born British fashion designer Michelle Lowe Holder cleverly utilises offcuts from previous collections and end … Read More ›
This upcycled chair collection by East London designer Yinka Ilori are sculptural pieces inspired by … Read More ›
Delighted to present my first book Upcyclist: Reclaimed and Remade Furniture Lighting and Interiors*, hot off … Read More ›
Delicate street art by Polish artist NeSpoon can be found in abandoned urban spaces all the … Read More ›
This is the interior of Anahi, an Argentinian restaurant in the Marais district of Paris. … Read More ›
University of Michigan graduates Kyle Hoff and Alex O’Dell have come up with a brilliant … Read More ›
Brazilian designers Fernando and Humberto Campana are renowned for their reuse and re-appropriation to make … Read More ›
This month, a new art installation was unveiled on a quiet street in Toxteth, Liverpool. … Read More ›
Portuguese urban artist Alexandre Farto (aka Vhils) creates stunning murals from decomposing walls using chisels, drills and … Read More ›
Based in Amsterdam, Bruce Wayland and Marcello De Simone are the designers behind Little Owl … Read More ›
This beautiful installation is by American artist Phillip K. Smith. ‘Lucid Stead’ is a weathered … Read More ›
Would you eat your coffee and cake in a converted mens public toilet? Attendant in … Read More ›
1001pallets.com is a brilliant resource entirely dedicated to creative projects that reuse, repurpose and upcycle … Read More ›
The stunning work of German artist Klaus Dauven is often described as ‘reverse graffiti’. Rather … Read More ›