With house prices rocketing in London all the time, I continuously find myself joking about living on a boat. Most people picture barges to be cramped, dated and pretty dingy places to camp out – but Bert’s Barges have taken this opinion and created a sophisticated barge.
One thing I love about living in London is there is always something to do, sometimes too much to do – hence why this post is a few months late. But nonetheless this artistic exhibition is worth sharing and as my mum always says – better late than never.
I was invited to visit FBC London’s showroom for an evening infused with delicious cuisine and meticulous design. Two of my greatest loves.
Mother’s Day seems to have come out of nowhere this year. Spring is starting to finally bloom it seems like the perfect excuse to pick a beautiful bunch of fresh blooms and bake some delicious treats.
Ever since Holly Hunt’s first European showroom landed in the heart of Mayfair, London based interior designers spiralled into frenzy with many clients requesting a ‘Holly Hunt House.’
In the colder months it seems like us Londoners end up wrapping up and hiding away as often as possible. Supplier parties are few and far between, but on a typically dizzily day I decided it was time to add some interior inspiration back into my evenings.
When you wake up in the morning and the sunshine hurts your eyes, and you just know it’s going to be a lovely day… lovely day.
(Sorry I pinched some of Bill Withers lyrics.)
Now that the January blues have departed and everyone has accepted the festive season is over, the prospect of springtime arriving has finally lifted our moods. With that in mind I feel far less guilty sharing this post with you that is exploding with splashes of blue and heaps of sunshine.
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