Imagine a space that seamlessly combines functionality with elegance, where every nook and corner serves a purpose and adds to the overall charm of the room.

Congratulations, you either own or are thinking of buying an Edwardian home, what a great investment! The Edwardian period was very short in comparison to the Victorian period spanning from 1901-1910 (1914) in some history books.

Discover inspiring Victorian home renovation ideas to transform your period property renovation with timeless elegance. From architectural details to modern updates, explore tips to maintain historical charm while adding contemporary comfort.

Congratulations, you are the proud owner of a fantastic period property, whether that be Victorian, Edwardian, Art and Crafts, but chances are if you’re reading this blog you potentially have some renovating to do…

If you have a period property chances are that you have some architectural features as well as some decisions to make on how to decorate.

Space planning is basically the process of determining the purpose, functional requirements and layouts of specific areas of the home and it is a vital part of the Interior Design process.

When it comes to interior design for period homes, preserving the charm and character of the era while infusing modern functionality is key.

Here are five essential tips to help you navigate the unique challenges and opportunities of designing within a historical home.

One of the mistakes I see across homes of my clients is that people look at each room of the home in isolation, rooms are painted in a variety of different colours without a plan in place for the home.

Ceiling roses, the original use in period homes across the UK was to protect the ceiling from damage from the gas lights in the home.

Designing a long multi-functional room can be difficult, however with a little bit of thought and planning you can put together a versatile space.