Happy Friday!

It's time for my favourite holiday of the year - and on that note, also my last post for the Norse White blog. :( I have loved creating, writing and contributing to this lovely blog for the past two years, seeing it grow and …

As designers, we spend a lot of time looking at pinterest and online design and architecture blogs, as well as a whole collection of magazines, searching for inspiration and being inspired by the work of other designers. However,…

As organised and tidy as I like to be (if in doubt, put it in a box), there is a certain charm to 'designer clutter' - masses of creative items strewn about in an artistic and haphazard way that says 'this is how I me…

I love designing home office spaces - it's like designing an office but with much more character! Home offices are also more versatile in that they don't need to be allocated their own room, necessarily - sometimes a home…

A designer is somewhat of an artist (although I'd like to think a more 'organised' thinking one) - artists' studios are just fantastic inspirational havens and anyone lucky enough to have a design or creative room…

The forgotten spaces - narrow and dark, without detail or interest. It is not what hallways should be. Instead, a hallway should be the 'root' of a home, the passage from room to room and an inviting space. Here are some …

Antique mirrors are not just a piece of some old mirror. When vintage lifestyle became a trend, companies specialising in glass started to produce mirrors, which have been artificially aged. Those type of mirrors became very pop…

When working with small spaces or unusually shaped rooms, well-designed joinery can be a helpful tool, not only in increasing the storage space but also straightening walls, hiding clutter and unifying spaces. We try to design di…

In London especially, many bathrooms we design are quite limited in size so we have to design our joinery carefully to accommodate enough storage space. It's easy to get into a bit of a routine when you find something that wo…