There’s a new industrial revolution underway. Almost half the working population in Britain has been working from home during the coronavirus pandemic. Life under lockdown has got us all thinking about the way we work and the benefits of doing a day at the remote office sans traffic jams or a crowded commute.
In interior design a rug is a little like a jacket is to fashion: it can pull a look together and without it you – or your room – can look a little underdressed. The type you choose should be influenced by the room it’s intended for, taking into consideration in particular the floor covering and the atmosphere you want to create.
It’s official. Grey is the most popular neutral. Embraced by interior designers for its verve and versatility, it has now cast its spell over the rest of us and is finding its way onto more of our walls, floors, ceilings and furniture.
It’s neither kitsch nor twee and there isn’t a flounce nor frill to be seen. Modern Country fuses the best of traditional country interiors with contemporary design for a sleek, timeless, relaxed vibe.
The colour wheel is an important tool for interior designers, helping to create eye-catching homes. Our guide will help you utilise its potential.
Creating an industrial design in your home can be challenging. We look at common characteristics of great industrial interiors, including metal, vintage and space.