Out in the Field – February 27th

Add depth to the walls with Osbrone & Little’s Cabretta Vinyl. Part of the new Spring Metropolis Vinyls 2 Collection.

I’m very excited to be holding four colour workshops with Australian paint company Murobond over the next few months. To book visit the Murobond web site.

Want to find out who and what inspires me along with what I do in a typical week. Read the interview on the Living Edge blog.

Guaranteed to add texture and the perfect colour to a room are these three new flat weave designs from Armadillo & Co. Available in 23 colours and any size.

Bennison’s tonal Treescape fabric with its hints of blue and oranges will add a touch of colour that can be highlighted elsewhere. Cushions on charcoal sofa perhaps!

If you would rather use colour in your furnishings as opposed to your walls then using a prominent piece like the Flow sofa by Content By Conran is an option.

Read my interview on the Daily Imprint blog and hear some of the lessons I’ve learnt along the way and see a few examples of my day job.

Add colour and interest with all five of these bottles from High St fashion label French Connection. Part of their first home and lifestyle collection, available from April.

This solid oak six drawer Pilgrim cabinet by Ercol for John Lewis is an example of how you can subtly introduce colour into a room. FYI- Ercol has just launched in Australia.

These gloss coloured Vulcano coffee tables from Poliform are a quick way to inject colour into a room should you not be able to paint a wall.

The Vintage or Mini Vintage glass table lamps by Design By Us are a good answer to adding sparkle to a room when you’re unable to hang a chandelier.

Introduce both warmth and sense of character into an office space with the Le Bureau De Paolo desk for Secomdome by French designer Sam Baron.

The bronze Array standard lamp by CTO Lighting will provide constant ambient light to all corners of the room as well as double as a sculpture.