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I don’t know about you guys but it already feels like Christmas and New Year was a million months ago. As usual, once the festive dust has settled and all the decorations have been packed away for another year, we all slip back into the daily grind and winter no longer seems quite so magical

As you all know, we moved into our flat last October and we have been a bit too busy getting to grips with being new parents to really get stuck into the decorating. Every room in the flat needs a total overhaul to take it from being a bland, characterless magnolia box to being something

The most popular blog post of all time to have featured here on The Design Sheppard is an interview I did with colour expert and consultant Karen Haller on the use of the colour grey in interiors. The article is part of our regular colour psychology series and it is consistently the most read post

Green interiors are becoming increasingly popular, but what is the colour psychology behind nature’s favourite shade and how should we use it in our homes?

I have posted about the wallpaper by Barneby Gates once before and I am not going to apologise for posting about it again. There isn’t a paper in their collection that I don’t absolutely love and right now, I am totally smitten with these three papers in particular. Green is a colour that has a

As I’ve divulged many times before here, I’m very keen to have creative kids and I think it’s extremely important for parents to nurture their kid’s creativity as they grow up. For me, the home should be somewhere where kids can experiment and unleash their creative tendencies without having to worry what effect it will

Discover how to embrace colourful materials in interior design with terrazzo, tinted concrete, and vibrant tiles for a bold and stylish home.

A home should help improve our physical, mental and emotional wellbeing. What actions can we take to improve our home health?

These living room decor ideas will help you to take your living room to the next level and make it your favourite room in the home.

How can we create a home we love living in and increase our happiness at wellbeing at home? Let’s look at some simple tasks we can do today.