If you think carpets, rugs and runners are just for winter, then think again. With…
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If you think carpets, rugs and runners are just for winter, then think again. With…
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You may recognise Emily from her beautiful pink and green interiors over on @pinkhouseliving as…
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Choosing new flooring is one of the most exciting decisions you can make for your…
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We had the pleasure recently to work with S Club 7 royalty, Rachel Stevens, to…
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As spring arrives and the Easter hosting season draws near, our homes naturally begin to…
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When decorating your home, few pieces are as versatile and impactful as a rug. Choosing…
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Rooted in nature, natural fibre flooring has long held its place as a leading design…
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As we approach the new year, now feels like the perfect time to look forward…
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Binky Felstead, known for her days on Made In Chelsea, is swapping the TV screen…
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As days get shorter and the nights turn darker, our homes become havens of comfort…
Read More →See how 7am Creative and award-winning stylist Melinda Ashton-Turner work their magic in creating the new Alternative Flooring brochure. AND it’s Lorna Haigh, the marketing guru at Alternative Flooring who is the ace producer and fits all the pieces into place.
Turner Pocock is an award-winning interior design practice established in 2007 by Bunny Turner and Emma Pocock. The company has offices in London and Geneva. Turner Pocock is in House & Garden’s 100 leading interior designers and Andrew Martin’s Interior Design Review featuring the world’s top designers.
Manchester architect Ric Frankland is the director of dwelle and originator of these carefully designed micro-buildings that are highly sustainable. These award-winning ‘dwelle-ings’ can achieve zero carbon status.
This month our guest blogger is Arabella McNie, the curator of Wool House and renowned designer and stylist. Here she shares her love of wool and her thoughts on WOOL HOUSE: the world’s biggest ever celebration of Wool in London’s historic Somerset House.