High Street Design

If you’re like me you’re pretty sick of winter by now. Every year I find February and March the most difficult months to persevere. Rationally I know spring is around the corner but day to day, I’m in need of a few reminders. I truly believe our environments have a huge impact on how we feel so when we can’t control the outdoors, we need to change and update our interiors. Here are a few inexpensive ways to reflect spring in your décor and help you survive the rest of winte

When I purchased my condo six years ago, I remember almost immediately knowing it was exactly what I’d been looking for. Something about the space instantly felt right – partly because the homeowner had done an excellent job of allowing me to envision living there. Here are a few tips to encourage that same instant reaction from your potential buyers. They’re also great ways to edit and de-clutter your home in time for spring: Colour – Unless you have a large condo with a lo

Diverse, almost contradictory design & décor trends abound this year and equally so when it comes to planning a new kitchen. Last week we discussed texture & pattern, monochromatic colour schemes, open shelving and furniture like details. This week I’d like to discuss a few more trends in the hopes they inspire and help you achieve your dream kitchen. Here’s Part II of some of my favourite kitchen design trends in 2015: Modern meets Traditional – Mixing different time period

There’s no shortage of trends in 2015 and kitchen design is no exception. If you’re planning on renovating or upgrading your kitchen be sure to think carefully about the layout – golden triangle etc. - but also the emerging trends you may want to incorporate. Whether on purpose or subconsciously, knowing the trends are a great way to spark your imagination and influence your design. Here’s Part I of some of my favourite trends for kitchens in 2015: Furniture like Details –