The bright lemon coloured stools add a burst of colour to this kitchen. The combination of wood, white worktops and the bold stools makes for a fresh and clean kitchen, bringing a little sunshine into the room! The Design Fairy x […] Continue reading →

My favourite room this week is this Bold Dining Room. The dark grey shade, used as the prominent colour, sets the moody atmosphere in this club-styled dining room but the crisp white tables and lipstick red chairs adds an edge to the room. The furniture is complimented by the White Wall Scones and the modern art centred in the room. […] Continue reading →

Check out this striking and bold bathroom: Mosaics are traditionally used as the chosen material for tiling a bathroom. Its good to know that they are now available in brighter and bolder colours, rather than simply the traditional blues and whites which have been used for such a long time! If you’re looking to re-create this effect in your bathroom pick a bright primary colour for your tiles and choose accessories in a contrasting accent colour to brighten up your scheme! The Design […] Continue reading →

Famous for the Wrap Dress, LFW 2011 has seen high-end fashion designer Diane von Furstenburg emerge into the world of interiors with her first home goods collection: DvF Home … Sure to be a success, bold colours and exciting patterns have featured throughout the home goods and accessories range. This is her first venture into the world of home decor. The range itself seems to be very much inspired by her fashion through the use of vibrant colours and patterns which imitate her […] Continue reading →

This year BIG and BOLD wallpapers seem to be increasingly trendy in the world of interior design …wallpapering is a great way to add a simple yet effective change to a somewhat plain room … perhaps you fancy a change or just want to add some colour … hopefully the gorgeous prints and patterns below may be inspirational … Graham and Brown Bittern – Inspired by The Bittern, a bird that lives in reed beds, Central St Martin’s student Jo Angell designed the […] Continue reading →