As we head into 2024, I’m interested to ponder how our interiors might shape up for the new year and what we can identify as key trends to look out for.
We will want to be close to nature – our spaces will be natural, earthy and in tune with the great outdoors. I’m thankful for this – as interior designers immersed in the Devon landscape, there’s nothing I’d like to see more!
Your home is key to your well-being and The Living Room is perhaps the most deserving of rooms to concentrate our efforts on when considering any interior design.
Here are Caroline’s ideas to inject new life into your space, along with frequently asked questions and answers.
Inspiring work of Ashton House Design featured in 25 Beautiful Homes Magazine – April 2022
An amazing achievement – Gold Award for Lincombe Hall Hotel and Spa -Design by Ashton House Design
January would normally herald a visit to the inspirational Maison et Objet interiors show in Paris – postponed once more but hopefully only until March. In the meantime, there plenty to interest, inspire and innovate for the year ahead.
A year into and now out of lockdown and we are all still clambering for as much space as we can lay our hands on. So whether its converting a garage or run down outbuildings, adding a cabin for the garden, or just rethinking/revamping unloved spaces, there’s plenty to consider when carrying out this sort of extended living space.
Torquay hotel invests £2m into spa transformation (boutiquehotelier.com) “Lincombe Hall Hotel in Torquay will unveil its new luxury spa when lockdown is lifted, after a £2m transformation project, in what it is calling a ‘first’ for the region. The hotel, owned by Powis Hotels Limited, has invested £2m into the refurbishment that has seen a …
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A small display of hats at an exhibition in Paris some years back, sparked a thought! To create a wall of hats – as an art installation. Hats don’t just need to be worn – they’re interesting shapes and three dimensional.
Calm, considered and contemplative – these certainly go a long way towards the feelings of wellbeing within our homes, so crucial for us now during lockdown and beyond.
