Going for Gold: Ideas for using Gold in Your Home Makeover
When it comes to creating mood boards and choosing colour schemes for redecorating, most people overlook gold, and it’s easy to see why: the…
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Brighten Up Your Bedroom in a Weekend
Summer is in full swing and we’re all enjoying the soft sunshine, lazy evening bbqs and weekends spent at the beach. We’ve been inspired…
3 Easy Ways to Bring Calm to Your Bedroom
The bedroom: it’s arguably the most important room in our homes, but all too often gets overlooked in favour of more public spaces, such…
Best Summer Style Picks For Your Home
The sun’s shining, the world is bright and anew with the promise of lazy days and BBQs, but your home’s interior is starting to…
Interior Trends for 2014
Looking to find out what the hottest hues are for 2014? According to The Pantone Colour Institute the list includes a selection of everything…
INSPIRATION: Scandinavian Interior Design For Your Home
Here at FADS we’re big fans of Scandinavian interior design and we’re not alone!The Scandinavian atheistic is really popular in the UK at the…
How to Make Pink Look Chic in Your Interiors
I know a lot of people may cringe at the title of my post today. And understandably, we’ve been influenced as a society to…
Modern Italian Style – Quite simply, it is the best
There is no doubt about it that the Italy is recognised as the world leader in all things design. It’s no wonder that the…
How to Make Your Guests Feel Like Rock Stars
With the holiday season long past and the winter months behind us, our thoughts in the spring and summer turn to entertaining friends and…
5 Reasons The Humble Daybed Deserves Your Love
If you hate getting out of bed in the morning, the daybed provides the ultimate indulgence. Combining the comfort of a standard bed with…
Trend Alert: Smoked Glass
Glass is an old favourite that frequently surfaces amongst interior design trends from time to time, but this season there’s a particular type of…
Get the Look: Hollywood Glamour
From the late twenties until the early sixties, larger than life glamorous movie sets provided the inspiration for Hollywood Regency interior design.