Inspiration
The Language of Materials: Glass
Glass has shaped the way we light and experience our homes for thousands of years. We explore the remarkable history of glass from Roman windows... read more
How to banish gloom from a room with better lighting
A room can still feel gloomy even with the lights on, but the right lighting tweaks can completely transform it. This guide explores simple ways... read more
Lighting the Mood: Maximalist Lighting Ideas for Joyful, Colorful Homes
How to use maximalist lighting to bring color, pattern, warmth and personality into your home, from statement lampshades to layered pools of light. read more
The Language of Materials: Linen
Linen lampshades have been used for centuries, but their appeal is far from historical. In this guide, we explore how linen is made, its rich... read more
Warm vs Cool Light – Which Should I Choose?
Warm or cool light can completely change how your home feels. This guide explains the difference between color temperatures, where each works best, and how... read more
Nature in Pattern: Why flowers, leaves and birds fill the design archives
Why do so many textile patterns feature flowers, leaves and birds? From Arts & Crafts design to today’s interiors, nature has always shaped the way... read more
Where rechargeable table lamps work best in the home
Rechargeable table lamps offer a simple way to bring light exactly where it’s needed.. Discover practical ideas, styling tips, and a few unexpected ways to... read more
Spring Greens: Decorating with green in light and shade
Green is the colour of spring – but it’s also one of the most versatile shades to use at home. From pale sage to rich... read more
The Language of Materials: Rattan and Cane
Rattan and cane have been used in furniture and lighting for centuries. Discover where these natural materials come from, how they’re woven, and why they... read more