This week I stumbled across this home office via Furnishism … Furnishism see this office as Casual … but I see it as completely eclectic and not something you would find in a normal home. There is a complete mix within this interior home – a custom-made stone work bench with a elegant glass chandelier, modern chairs (which look a little uncomfy) stand out against a simple red chair and yellow chinese-looking cupboard in the background. Nevertheless I LOVE it … it […] Continue reading →

The Swedish Style is eclectic; it is achieved through the trendy approach known as maximalism … meaning to make the most of the small space in question. Make the most of any space with eye-catching textiles, interesting furniture pieces and accents which stand out and demand attention. Blend modernist furniture with heritage pieces, mix in vibrant and random fabric designs and lots of interesting little accessories and you can achieve this style, as in the photo above! Vibrant […] Continue reading →

The Zetter Townhouse is London’s newest and most interesting original hotel – comprising of 13 bedrooms and a cocktail bar this is the latest boutique hotel to hit the London scene. The Cocktail Lounge at the Townhouse is an exciting collaboration between The Zetter and the creators of the award winning 69 Colebrooke Row, Tony Conigliaro and Camille Hobby Limon. Accessed through a discreet entrance on St John’s Square, the lounge within is a sumptuous and intriguing place. […] Continue reading →

Looking for somewhere comfortably to perch? The Design Fairy has researched a stylish and eclectic range of seating to inspire you: These comfy looking seats have been designed by Aurelie Tu. She uses a simple weaving technique to turn 100% wool felt into unique home accessories like the seats shown opposite. A wonderful result has emerged through the use of crafting techniques to produce contemporary pieces. Fall in love with the Kelly Stool from Orson and Blake. Its smooth curves and felt […] Continue reading →