Bristol has one of the most exciting independent coffee scenes in the UK, with a wealth of beautifully designed spaces that are as inspiring as they are welcoming. From minimalist interiors to characterful, layered environments, these cafés offer far more than just a good cup of coffee.

Bristol is home to some of the most beautiful and characterful streets in the South West, each offering its own unique blend of architecture, history and lifestyle. From elegant Georgian terraces to colourful Victorian townhouses, the city provides an inspiring backdrop for thoughtfully designed homes.

Good storage is one of the most important - and often overlooked - elements of successful interior design. A home can be beautifully decorated, but if it lacks thoughtful storage, it will quickly begin to feel cluttered, chaotic and difficult to live in.

In recent years, interior design has often been framed as a choice between two opposing styles: minimalism or maximalism. Yet for many homeowners, neither extreme truly reflects how they want their home to feel. This is where midimalism comes in - a more balanced, considered approach that sits comfortably between the two.

Living on the Bath side of Bristol means I spend quite a lot of time travelling between Bristol and Bath - often with a dog in tow and usually with the promise of a good pub at the end of a countryside walk. Fortunately, the stretch of countryside between these two cities is filled with beautiful villages, winding lanes and some excellent country pubs. Whether you're looking for a relaxed post-walk pint, a long Sunday lunch, or somewhere to sit outside on a sunny afternoon, t

One of the questions I’m asked most often is: “Where does the name Khaya come from?” It’s a question I always love answering, because the name carries far more meaning than many people realise.

Not every transformation requires dramatic structural change. At St George House, the brief was clear: create warmth, restore character and improve flow - all while keeping budget firmly in mind.

When we think about healthy living, we often focus on what we eat, how we move, or the clothes we wear - but the spaces we live in are just as important.

Working with a listed building is a privilege, but it also comes with unique challenges. These properties are steeped in history and character, and as an interior designer in Bristol, I’m often asked how to approach listed buildings in a way that respects their heritage while ensuring they remain comfortable and functional for modern life.