Theme of the month – Annual Society of Garden Designers Awards
And the winners are… On Friday 27 January 2017, Christopher Bradley-Hole received the Society of Garden Designer’s highest accolade: The
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Farmhouse interior design: Inspiring the senses
Farmhouse Style may be expressed using a traditional or contemporary visual language. It is this flexibility, combined with intense practicality
Theme of the Month – The Return of Rattan
Let the rattan revival commence! With new techniques and design processes emerging all the time, the way in which designers are adapting traditional materials and enveloping them in a contemporary aesthetic is a sure sign of the strength and ingenuity of our industry.
Judging a book by its cover — Book cover design
As the saying goes, we have been taught to never ‘judge a book by its cover’; meaning we should never
Theme of the Month March 2016 – Perennial & Wildlife Friendly Gardens
Naturalistic, perennial and wildlife friendly gardens have now entered the established lexicon of garden design. Deceptively simple, these seemingly spontaneous
A guide to buying art for Interior Designers
Buying art isn’t as easy as it sounds, but can be an essential skill for an interior designer. Director of Studies
Theme of the month – Annual Society of Garden Designers Awards
And the winners are… On Friday 27 January 2017, Christopher Bradley-Hole received the Society of Garden Designer’s highest accolade: The Lifetime Achievement Award On Friday 27 January, I was extremely
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Farmhouse interior design: Inspiring the senses
Farmhouse Style may be expressed using a traditional or contemporary visual language. It is this flexibility, combined with intense practicality through the use of robust materials, that ensures its continuing
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Theme of the Month – The Return of Rattan
Let the rattan revival commence! With new techniques and design processes emerging all the time, the way in which designers are adapting traditional materials and enveloping them in a contemporary aesthetic is a sure sign of the strength and ingenuity of our industry.
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Judging a book by its cover — Book cover design
As the saying goes, we have been taught to never ‘judge a book by its cover’; meaning we should never prejudge the worth or value of something by its outward
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Theme of the Month March 2016 – Perennial & Wildlife Friendly Gardens
Naturalistic, perennial and wildlife friendly gardens have now entered the established lexicon of garden design. Deceptively simple, these seemingly spontaneous spaces are the results of a carefully cultivated (pardon the
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A guide to buying art for Interior Designers
Buying art isn’t as easy as it sounds, but can be an essential skill for an interior designer. Director of Studies at the NDA, Anthony Rayworth, provides a useful guide to
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