Get their look: Pop art lounge

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This Pop Art lounge is so bright and playful; the owner uses primary colours to the full. The canary yellow sofa cleverly picks up the colour in the adjoining room – a trick often used by interior and garden designers to help the flow of a space. The sofa also contrasts well against royal blue cushions and tomato red nest of tables.

The large, attention-grabbing original triptych artwork by by Elena Fuks brings originality and a personal touch to the interior. Details such as the cheeky monkey desk lamp, Sputnik ceiling light, zebra print vases and hot pink pencil pot round off the bold look perfectly.

  1. Pop Art triptych
  2. Cy Twombly by Nicola Del Roscio
  3. Original tulip chair by Eero Saarinen
  4. Hay tree trunk vases
  5. Fly II 2-piece nest of tables
  6. Seletti sitting monkey lamp
  7. Turin 2-seater tub sofa

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Turin 2-seater tub sofa
Turin 2-seater tub sofa
Seletti sitting monkey lamp
Seletti sitting monkey lamp
Fly II 2-piece nest of tables
Fly II 2-piece nest of tables
Hay tree trunk vases
Hay tree trunk vases
Original tulip chair by Eero Saarinen
Original tulip chair by Eero Saarinen
Cy Twombly by Nicola Del Roscio
Cy Twombly by Nicola Del Roscio
Pop Art triptych
Pop Art triptych
Turin 2-seater tub sofa
Turin 2-seater tub sofa
Seletti sitting monkey lamp
Seletti sitting monkey lamp
Fly II 2-piece nest of tables
Fly II 2-piece nest of tables
Hay tree trunk vases
Hay tree trunk vases
Original tulip chair by Eero Saarinen
Original tulip chair by Eero Saarinen
Cy Twombly by Nicola Del Roscio
Cy Twombly by Nicola Del Roscio
Pop Art triptych
Pop Art triptych

Get their look: Scandi inspired living room

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This Scandi inspired living room is the domain of Cate St Hill – blogger, interiors writer, stylist and designer. It’s a calm, grown up space with a well-curated selection of furniture and homewares; design-led, functional, unfussy contemporary and mid-century modern pieces.

The white floor and ceiling allow the natural light that floods in through the shutters to bounce around the room. A soft palette of whites, shades of grey and natural wood tones works harmoniously.

  1. SINNERLIG bamboo pendant lamp
  2. Farrow & Ball All White No.2005 Matt Estate emulsion paint 2.5L
  3. Farrow & Ball Blackened No.2011 Matt Estate emulsion paint 2.5L
  4. Happy + Co Brighton cushion, Midnight Black
  5. Artek Stool 60, birch/white
  6. Vintage Hans Wegner GE 290 armchair
  7. KILO solid oak and white metal coffee table
  8. Vento 3-seater left-hand facing chaise end, Manhattan Grey

Get their look: Scandi inspired living room

Get their look

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Vento 3-seater left-hand facing chaise end, Manhattan Grey
Vento 3-seater left-hand facing chaise end, Manhattan Grey
£999
KILO solid oak and white metal coffee table
KILO solid oak and white metal coffee table
£60
Vintage Hans Wegner GE 290 armchair
Vintage Hans Wegner GE 290 armchair
from £1,398
Artek Stool 60, birch/white
Artek Stool 60, birch/white
£170.40
Happy + Co Brighton cushion, Midnight Black
Happy + Co Brighton cushion, Midnight Black
£33.75
Farrow & Ball Blackened No.2011 Matt Estate emulsion paint 2.5L
Farrow & Ball Blackened No.2011 Matt Estate emulsion paint 2.5L
£45
Farrow & Ball All White No.2005 Matt Estate emulsion paint 2.5L
Farrow & Ball All White No.2005 Matt Estate emulsion paint 2.5L
£45
SINNERLIG bamboo pendant lamp
SINNERLIG bamboo pendant lamp
£40
Vento 3-seater left-hand facing chaise end, Manhattan Grey
Vento 3-seater left-hand facing chaise end, Manhattan Grey
£999
KILO solid oak and white metal coffee table
KILO solid oak and white metal coffee table
£60
Vintage Hans Wegner GE 290 armchair
Vintage Hans Wegner GE 290 armchair
from £1,398
Artek Stool 60, birch/white
Artek Stool 60, birch/white
£170.40
Happy + Co Brighton cushion, Midnight Black
Happy + Co Brighton cushion, Midnight Black
£33.75
Farrow & Ball Blackened No.2011 Matt Estate emulsion paint 2.5L
Farrow & Ball Blackened No.2011 Matt Estate emulsion paint 2.5L
£45
Farrow & Ball All White No.2005 Matt Estate emulsion paint 2.5L
Farrow & Ball All White No.2005 Matt Estate emulsion paint 2.5L
£45
SINNERLIG bamboo pendant lamp
SINNERLIG bamboo pendant lamp
£40

5 interior design tips to spruce up your living room for 2018

5 interior design tips to spruce up your living room for 2018

The start of a new year is arguably the best time to set goals for your personal and professional life, so why not reflect positive change in your home as well? It turns out that your home surroundings have a significant impact on your mental state. A well-styled home that aligns with your personal tastes will be a more relaxing, happy environment for you to enjoy.

The hub of many households is the living room, making it the perfect spot to freshen up. Not only will you appreciate the fruits of your labours, but your guests and loved ones will be able to as well. Thankfully, revamping your living room décor doesn’t have to involve serious renovations or a background in interior design.

Here are 5 tips for refreshing your living room space effectively and without any intrusive remodelling.

Modern decorated sitting room

Give your living room a beautiful foundation

When you think about giving your living room a new look it is easy to forget one of the biggest statements in this space – the floor. Your choice of flooring can make an otherwise beautiful living room feel drab, aged or even visually cluttered. Rather than fight with your floor, consider the option of having it removed and replaced with a material that will serve as a beautiful foundation to the rest of the space’s style.

A wonderful choice of flooring that is growing in popularity is modified wood. Modified wood is a real wood product that is sustainably manufactured and free of questionable chemicals so common in residential wood flooring. Modified wood is incredibly smooth and available in clear or high character boards, depending on whether you like the look of natural knots or prefer a plain look. Modified wood is about as durable of a wood floor as you can get.

Diptych artwork on a sitting room wall

Finish your walls with personal photographs and art

Wall art can make or break a room. Many pro interior decorators are well-aware of how important wall art is, especially when it comes to putting personalized finishing touches in a space. Since the living room is an area often used for entertainment and gathering, placing personal photographs or unique art here is ideal.

Rather than dealing with printing photographs yourself and then trying to find frames, opt for custom canvas prints instead. Custom printed canvas is attractively chic and casual, adapting to essentially any type of home design style you can think of. They are also lightweight and fairly easy to hang.

Brown corner sofa in a sitting room

Invest in matching furniture that showcases your tastes

Certain design styles like bohemian and shabby chic may look mismatched, but even these very flowing aesthetics still need to have some sort of cohesive look when it comes to furniture. Furniture is often the biggest statement piece in a room when it comes to personal fixtures. Not only is the style of furniture important, but also the quality.

Forget about trying to get by with boring or cheap-looking particle board furniture pieces and invest in a matching set. Real wood furniture is always a good option and if you select attractively simple designs, like those you’d find in an Amish living room furniture set, you’ll be surprised at how versatile it can be. A Mission couch, coffee table and a couple of chairs can fit in essentially any living room, whether you’re going for an industrial or an urban modern effect.

Sitting room with weathered, wood clad walls

Capture the warmth and texture of weathered wood

Weathered, aged wood is highly sought after for its warm appearance and texture that faux products often fail to replicate. While you can find this type of wood used for many interior design projects, consider the idea of using reclaimed wood wall panels in your living room.

Rather than going the usual route of painting an accent wall, cover that wall in reclaimed wood instead. Ideally this will serve as a backdrop to your main seating area, such as behind your sofa, though you really can get as imaginative with this product as you’d like. A huge advantage of this type of panelling is that you can have it installed over your existing walls.

Wood clad sitting room wall

Add sleek minimalist touches with bamboo

Another natural material that offers a bit of a different vibe is bamboo. If you like the idea of wood panelling but want a very sleek, modern look, try bamboo panels instead. Bamboo doesn’t just offer a cleaner look than most wood, but even just as a material, it’s very versatile.

You can use bamboo panels as wall art or a ‘tropical-esque’ backdrop to a built-in. You can even use bamboo veneer to cover tables, entertainment centres or floating shelves. If you’re striving for a green home and are concerned over organic material sustainability, you’ll also appreciate the fact that bamboo is a more responsible material than new wood.

With a little creativity and enthusiasm, you can easily make your living room feel like a whole new space.

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Get their look: Christmas fireside

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Have you put up your tree and hung your decorations yet? What’s your colour scheme? We usually go for traditional red on the ground floor and copper on the top floor. We really like the look & feel of this Christmas fireside; simple rustic with minimalist white tree ornaments and wrapping paper.

The addition of a vintage wooden child’s sled adds a sense of fun. The unusual, half-moon wood-burning stove is the focal point of the room (well, it is when the Christmas tree isn’t there!). All its accessories are close at hand – logs, newspapers, companion set… there’s even a vintage metal fire bucket to add a flash of colour.

  1. Vintage chalkboard
  2. John Lewis Croft Collection Stanley rattan large easy-to-fit ceiling light
  3. Scan 85 Series High Top fire
  4. Vintage wooden wine box
  5. Vintage fire bucket
  6. ALSEDA banana fibre stool
  7. Vintage wooden sled
  8. Black fireside companion set
  9. Personalised wooden storage box

Get their look: Christmas fireside | H is for Home