Your home should tell your story, one that has evolved over time and is filled with personality. But when you're juggling beauty with practicality, it’s not always easy to know where to begin. 

I’m opening the doors to my own home to share 8 quick design ideas I’ve used that can help shape your space, no big renovations required.

Whether you're starting from scratch or just refreshing a room, these tips focus on colour, texture, function, and flow.

As we move into the colder months, it’s time to introduce more cosiness to your home through warm colours and patterns. Cottagecore is the design trend that captures the romance of rural life and wraps it in soft fabrics, faded florals, and timeless charm. Inspired by the simplicity of the countryside, this nostalgic style blends sustainability with storybook beauty, providing your home with a sense of calm and comfort.

Discover the magic of sage green and explore five popular pairings that will add personality to your home, from classic combinations to unexpected twists.

Are you drawn to both the clean lines of minimalism and the cosy charm of traditional decor? Or perhaps you love mid-century modern furniture but can't resist the allure of bohemian textiles? The good news… you don't have to choose just one style. 

The most inspiring interiors often combine different design styles to create personally meaningful and visually stunning spaces.

There’s a reason luxury hotels feel so irresistible. Every detail is deliberate, from the lighting and layout to the linens and scent. It’s not just about aesthetics; it’s about how the space makes you feel.

Outdoor accessories can transform your garden or patio into a stylish, inviting retreat. To create a seamless indoor-outdoor flow, choose pieces that echo your interior décor with similar colours, textures, and materials. Think cosy cushions, soft throws, and weather-resistant rugs to define the space. Add potted plants and greenery for a fresh, natural touch. With the right accessories, your outdoor area becomes a true extension of your home, ideal for relaxing or entertaining into the evening.

You might already have a good sense of the interior styles you love, but when it comes to choosing colours that work within them, it’s easy to get stuck.

If that’s you, you’re not alone and you’re in the right place. In this post, I’m sharing some real-life interiors that use colour beautifully across different design styles, along with a few tips to help you feel more confident creating your own palette at home.

Transitioning from traditional to modern in a period home can feel challenging, but House of Hackney makes it effortless. 5 tips to add the House of Hackney style to your own home.