Colour Drenching: Because More is More (And It’s Glorious)
Colour drenching is the interior design equivalent of diving headfirst into a giant tin of paint. Instead of playing it safe with a feature wall, this trend takes one colour—walls, ceilings, doors, trims, the whole shebang—and absolutely soaks your space in it. The result? A beautifully immersive, cohesive, and effortlessly chic vibe that makes a statement without trying too hard (kind of like that friend who ‘woke up like this’ but you know has a 12-step skincare routine).
Future Nostalgia: Transforming a Tired Family Home into a Sophisticated Sanctuary.
How a tired Metricon family home received the ultimate interior design Glow-Up.
Quote Like A Pro: How to get your renovation quoted and choose the right builder
Rightly or wrongly, getting building quotes and appointing a builder is a massive source of anxiety for a lot of people. And fair enough, media is awash with horror stories of dodgy builders doing remarkably dodgy things. But here’s a few easy tips to help you accurately quote and assign a builder to your next renovation of home build.
New Project: Pop Art House, Blairgowrie
Having a passion for mid-century furniture and an impressive collection of Charles Blackman artwork, client’s Denis and Jura were hoping to incorporate city-slicker art gallery sensibilities into a reimagined coastal interior that reflected the surrounding environment to add warmth, personality and a more contemporary aesthetic.
Colour me happy. Daring to be different with paint colour.
Thinking of Going Bold With Wall Colour? Here's How to Start (Without Freaking Out)
Choosing the right wall colour can be daunting—especially if you’ve been told to “play it safe” with neutrals. But paint is one of the most affordable, high-impact ways to transform your space. I’m encouraging clients to explore tonal layering: using multiple shades of the same colour to add depth and drama without overwhelming a room. It’s a fresh twist on the 90s feature wall, but with a far more sophisticated payoff. In this post, I break down how to choose your colours, test them properly, and create a stunning palette that works. Check it out and get inspired to ditch the beige!