We wanted to update our website with a new look and improve the way in which people navigate our website so for the past few months, we’ve been designing, tweaking and testing our new interior design website which we hope you like.
This refurbishment project in Hampstead produced some dramatic before and after photos which we thought we’d share below. Our brief for this Victorian terraced house was to improve the dynamic between the kitchen and the dining space, re-instate period features and update the furniture and colour scheme throughout the ground floor. Read more about this project here.
We’re delighted to share with you that Audrey is being featured in a new book by Alison Branagan entitled ‘The Essential Guide to Business for Artists and Designers’ which is being released on the 9th February 2017.
This week in Season 4, Episode 2 of The DnA Home Interiors Podcast, Deirdre and I are discussing the interiors trend of Cottagecore.
Cottagecore is one of the biggest interior trends to come out of 2020 and is set to remain hugely popular this year. A trend that sees us return to days gone by and an idealistic rural life this trend is sure to have your home feeling like a countryside safe haven.
I’ve only just found out about cottagecore as an official trend…oops…where have I been? Well the funny thing is I have been having my own very real dose of cottagecore over the last few years.
In 2015 myself and my husband (along with our 3 year old daughter) bought a run-down thatched cottage in the West of Ireland.
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