One thing I love about the design industry is there is always something new to see and take inspiration from. In my opinion (feel free to disagree) scrolling through Pinterest doesn’t unleash those creative vibes in the same way as heading out to visit suppliers in the real world.
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.
To celebrate the summer season Pimlico Road Design District flung open the doors to all of the interior and antique showrooms for an evening of parties throughout the road.
New installations are constantly popping up all over London, it’s sadly one of the last things that manage to find its way into a busy week sometimes.
Dressed in sparkling attire and killer heels we arrived at 30 Pavilion Road, to a discreet blue house. [read more]
After my speed tour at Decorex 14, a few of us headed towards the Kings Road to celebrate the final evening of London Design Festival. [read more]
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