Can thoughtful interior design help an ageing population stay in their homes for longer? I asked BIID members Gilly Craft and Lori Pinkerton-Rolet for their insights.
Quartzite that looks like turtle shell, lights that look like leaves and architectural hardware that looks like jade. Are you ready for this week’s product roundup?
With so many great kitchen suppliers out there, how do you choose the right one for your project? Let’s ignore glossy brochure photos for now and even swerve perfect showroom displays. Instead, here is a selection of real kitchens to give you a taste of what’s available.
I am starting to receive pre-publicity for London Design Festival, including details of a new British lighting brand promising customisable, made-to-order fittings with architectural flair.
The big news this week is that Lee Broom has launched a furniture collection. I also bring you glitzy hardware, Arte’s new textural wallcovering and inspiration for the New Rustic trend.
Designed By Woulfe undertook a full home renovation of this property in London’s Notting Hill. The client requested an inner city sanctuary, Brian Woulfe and his team delivered with their usual flair.
Creative Folkestone Triennial is an exuberant exhibition of public artworks and it’s less than an hour from London. I was impressed, not only by the art, but the whole ethos of the project. If you fancy a day away from your design studio, hop on a train and head to the sea.
Last week, pink flags were once again flying in EC1 to mark Clerkenwell Unlocked. A timely reminder that design showrooms are open and ready for business
