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Free-standing basins

Common myth about the free-standing basins is that they take a lot of space. I must say it is not true. They are usually the same size as all standard basins, and if you do not consider having a basin cabinet underneath then it …

Bathrooms

When I first started as an interior designer, I have to say that bathrooms were my least favourite room to design. They can be quite complicated at times and there is a lot to factor in, usually into a very small space. However, …

Comparing Underfloor Heating to Radiators

U nderfloor heating (UFH) is a popular and modern feature, which allows us to enjoy the luxury of warm floors during cold winters. The system works by principle of circulating warm water through a network of cross-linked plastic…

Planning your kitchen

Kitchen is what brings the value into the house. Kitchen is where you catch up for an informal chat with your family. Kitchen is the heart of the house and this is why it is so important to design it right. A skilled interior de…

Sacred Architecture

At this magical time of celebrations I would like to share with you some inspirational pictures of Sacred Architecture.  Sacred architecture  is a  religious   architectural  practise concerned with the design and construction o…

The Art of a Good Plan

I was recently with a colleague discussing a plan drawn by another designer that was beautifully drawn but we found it very different from our own and a little bit hard to follow. It was full of colour and texture and very lively…

Estimating Build Costs

Estimating the cost of your renovation is a fundamental part of the planning process but can be very difficult, as there are always a number of factors so prices are very project-specific. Factors include the size of your house,…