This biophilic autumn style edit will help you to bring in a little bit of nature and seasonal colour to your home. Nature is constantly evolving and changing. The Seasonal cycles indicate change and a feeling of time moving forwards as we navigate through them. Ideally, it’s important to spend as much time outside as …
10 Lockdown Garden and Interior Trends
I0 post lockdown garden and interior trends that look like they are here to stay. There's nothing like being trapped behind your own four walls for months on end to get you questioning your interior design choices, is there? Perhaps that berber rug that you thought you loved, proved completely impractical for family Joe Wicks …
DIY Folding Garden Table
How we made a folding Garden Table and stools using Hairpin Legs. We finished our garden renovation last summer and we've spent most of this year on the finishing touches that will make our small outdoor space as usable as possible. But we were missing one thing - a garden table and chairs. "We wanted …
5 Ways to Use Corten Steel in Your Garden
Oh corten steel, how I love thee. Let me count the ways. Five there are five ways and I'm going to share them with you now. Disclaimer - There are a lot more ways but we all have things to be getting on with, so I shall be taking you through five achievable ways that …
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5 Small Hallways with Big Ambition
The hallway is frequently one of the most overlooked spaces in our homes. More often than not, overlooked because you just cant bloody see it due to an avalanche of anoraks and a piled up tower of shoes. To be honest, I'm being generous here, if your hallway is anywhere near as narrow as ours …
10 Biophilic Buys for Your Home
Where are my manors? Before we get into the nitty gritty and cover the 10 biophilic buys that I've put together to help you bring an element of nature into your home, I should really introduce you properly... What is Biophilia? Biophilia (meaning love of nature) focuses on human's innate need to feel connected to nature, …
Rolling Veggie Patch and Hanging Herbs
I have a confession to make. My name is Maz and I have found great pleasure in carrots...and don't get me started in the levels of excitement I've experienced from a girthy courgette this summer. Now, get your minds out of the compost heap you dirty lot, I'm talking about growing my own vegetables in …
5 Hardy House Plants
With the rise in popularity of house plants over the last few years, it's difficult to even remember what life was like with just the one sad plastic faux from IKEA plonked on a windowsill. Even faux plants have come a long way since then. The benefits of owning real life house plants can not …
Growing Tree Ferns
Everything you need to know about growing tree ferns Let’s establish right from the very beginning of this blog post that I am no tree fern expert. We live in London and had never even had any outdoor space until moving into this house. I only planted my first garden plant at the end of …
DIY Cabin Bed
How we built our own cabin bed out of plywood and created a restful, but fun and inspiring unisex bedroom for our son. Like all good stories, it starts at the beginning, with a little bit of sadness...but don't worry cause *spoiler alert* the ending is a happy one. The story. When we bought our …