Transforming a home is a journey filled with excitement and thoughtful decisions. It’s about creating a space that reflects your...

When it comes to choosing an interior designer, it’s natural to want reassurance that you’re making the right decision. That’s why client reviews are so valuable - they give an honest insight into what it’s really like to work with me, from the design process right through to the finished home.

Working in hospitality design - from cafes to bakeries - has taught me lessons that I now bring to every residential project I take on. Designing for cafes is about more than just beautiful furniture or striking interiors; it’s about creating spaces that work effortlessly, feel inviting, and deliver a sense of calm and enjoyment for everyone who uses them.

If you’ve ever spoken to a friend or neighbour who’s been through a renovation, you’ll know that building work has a reputation for being stressful. From spiralling costs to slipping deadlines, the process can quickly feel overwhelming. But why does it so often feel this way - and more importantly, how can it be different?

If you’ve never worked with an interior designer before, one of the things you might be curious about is how trade discounts work. It’s a question I’m asked often, and it’s worth explaining because it can actually be a big benefit of working with a designer.

For many people, working with an interior designer is something you’ll only do once or twice in your lifetime. It’s a very personal service - after all, your home is where your life happens - so it’s natural to have questions about how the process works and what to expect.

When creating or renovating a home, the relationship between the architect and interior designer is one of the most important foundations for success. Both bring unique expertise to a project, and when they work in harmony, the result is a home that not only functions beautifully but also feels timeless, elegant, and deeply personal.