The way in which you choose to decorate your interior walls can reflect your personality, as an individual and also a family. Taking the time to research and find creative décor ideas can add character to the home whilst making the decorating process fun and enjoyable.
According to building society Nationwide, those living in London are more than likely to spend up to £50,000 on home improvements, unlike those in the north of the country, who would take out half of that to update and enhance their living space.
Wood is a fantastic and very versatile product to work with and is a great addition to any space in the home. From bespoke and antique furniture pieces, to made-to-measure custom wardrobes and fittings, the material provides a natural feel that works well in all environments.
The orange patterned tiles, burgundy and yellow wallpaper, and eye-popping geometric shapes of the ‘70s have contributed to the decade being the worst in home décor styles.
One of the world’s most popular virtual mood boards, Pinterest, has included a feature that will allow home owners and professionals to have access to some of the top DIY practices in the industry.
One former owner of Temple Newsam House in Leeds may have used one of the world’s most expensive books in the world to brighten up her interior design.
A study conducted by comparison site Confused.com has revealed that one in three Brits are buying properties that are in need of renovation work as it is all they can afford due to inflating housing costs.
