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November 🍁 surprising house progress, food, fam

November 🍁 surprising house progress, food, family & celebrating some of my faves 🧡

bedroom details ‘cause you all loved her room so

bedroom details ‘cause you all loved her room so much when I shared on my stories💞💛💚💙🫶🏾 a wonderful mix of old and new - items tagged below 👇🏾

Bedding: @dunelmuk
Desk: FB find upcycled with @makeitrustoleum
Lamp shades: @dunelmuk
Blanket: Handmade by my Aunty 🥰
Rug: @dunelmuk
Light sign: @laredoute_uk
Teepee: @therangeuk
Picture: Cover of @lulamagazine found on @ebay_uk
Wall colour: Chateaux by @graphenstonepaintsuk (PR product)

dug up some old footage of my daughter’s room fr

dug up some old footage of my daughter’s room from when we first got the keys - can you tell which photos/videos are mine and which are Tom’s? 😆 love looking back and seeing how far we’ve come, especially when everything still feels so unfinished. slowly slowly 🫶🏾

Tis the season to seek comfort, safety and celebra

Tis the season to seek comfort, safety and celebration within our communities and homes; and as such, good residential and urban design is gifted in the new issue of @architecturemagazineuk the final one of 2024!

There are contributions penned by an eclectic mix of industry insiders covering 21st century urban living, the Passivhaus revolution, and thoughtful private residential design.

My featured interview is with multifaceted architect Remi Connolly-Townsend, Founder of London-based @remict_studio, who are passionate about residential design on a global scale; and the cover shot is from the stunning Weald House project by @mailendesign and @peterbradfordarchitects, which features a gorgeous expanse of windows by architectural glazing experts @maxlightltd.

I hope you enjoy!

Image credits:
1-2: Flexible Apartment by @chybikkristof - Photography by @alex.shoots.buildings
3-4: Multifunctional Tower Tirana by @chybikkristof
5: Remi Connolly-Townsend of @remict_studio in @architecturemagazineuk
6-7: Maryland House by @remict_studio - Photography by @james_retief
8: Cover of @architecturemagazineuk featuring Weald House project
9-11: Weald House project by @mailendesign and @peterbradfordarchitects - Photography by @landers_photos
12-14: Kings Road House by @matthewgilesarchitects - Photography by @frenchandtye

☀️🌊⛱️🏝️🐚

dreamy dunes - we just kept going back 🫶🏾

dreamy dunes - we just kept going back 🫶🏾

@thebiid awards 2024 ✨

@thebiid awards 2024 ✨

🌱🚿🪴🚽💚🚰 The downstairs wet room

🌱🚿🪴🚽💚🚰

The downstairs wet room is finally functional (I no longer use the word “finished” when discussing our renovation). Tom has used his DIY skills to transform a dark and dilapidated space into a simple textured wet room that feels spacious and light - the terrazzo-style microcement makes it feel like a lovely little cave. (PR Product from @relentlessmicrocement)

For the smallest and simplest design, it’s taken nearly seven months to complete and I couldn’t even tell you why really. It’s going to be such a hardworking room: a downstairs loo (thank goodness no more up and down, up and down with the kids) and an extra shower, which will come in handy when we have guests and as the kids get older - but let’s be honest, it’s probably just going to be for the plants 🪴 and Rambo 🐶. And let’s not worry about the fact that we don’t have a door yet and the lighting still needs to be fitted - you really can’t have it all.

retail spaces that convince you to log-off and lea

a walk down kitchen-reno-memory lane ‘cause I st

a walk down kitchen-reno-memory lane ‘cause I still fixate on what isn’t done rather than what is. from where we started in june 2023 right up until today, our kitchen has become the heart of our home - we cook, eat, dance, read, write, laugh, and cry here. and last week my sister popped over and shot a little tea campaign in the kitchen using my late granny’s vintage china, which I had stored away since 2020 and was finally ready to be set out for a new memory 💕

GOHO Kaiseki & Bar - a gorgeously moody, raw and i

New headshots for work ‘cause my daughter caught

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