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Category: Colour

An elegant period living room, with pale blue walls, a cream sofa and orange cushions, inspired by a painting of a Provencal village street on the wall.

Confidence with Colour, Part Three: Finding Inspiration

In the final of my Confidence with Colour series, learn how your surroundings can inspire a palette that’s personal, cohesive and already proven.

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A contemporary apartment living room with a deep teal wall colour, teal sofa and cream linen curtains.

Confidence with Colour, Part Two: Theory & Psychology

Part Two of this series explores how colour theory provides a structure for your palette, and psychology makes it personal.

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Elegant living room in a Victorian property with sage green walls, a soft green velvet sofa, and pink accent chairs in a curved bay window, flooded with morning light; floral artwork and traditional moulding highlight how natural light and architectural features impact paint colours in interior design.

Confidence with Colour, Part One: The building

In the first of this 3-part colour series, discover how your home’s orientation, light, and features can gently lead colour choices.

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Traditional sitting room with Georgian-style wall panelling and fireplace painted in muted sage green. The hearth features a rustic brick surround, with a sheepskin-draped butterfly chair to the left and a wicker log basket to the right. A distressed mirror and wall sconces complete the heritage-inspired look.

Heritage Colour Palettes: How to Get a Period Look in Your Home

Inspiration and advice on how to use heritage paint colours to bring a sense of history to your home.

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Fan-shaped display of paint color swatches arranged in a gradient from warm neutrals to bold hues, illustrating the overwhelming variety of renovation choices.

“Why Can’t I Just Pick One?” The Stress of Too Much Choice

Overwhelming design choices lead to stress & paralysis — but a clear framework can restore calm, clarity, and confident decision-making.

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Eclectic living room combining old and new interiors, featuring a traditional fireplace flanked by black display cabinets filled with coral and curiosities. Bold modern accents like an oversized coral-shaped chandelier, bright orange armchairs, and geometric-patterned sofa create a vibrant contrast within the classic architectural shell.

Old Meets New – How to Blend Vintage and Modern for Timeless Style

Discover how to mix old and new without clashing—adding soul to modern spaces and freshness to traditional ones.

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