When it comes to giving your bedroom a makeover, the focal point should be the bed. Not only because your comfort for a good night’s sleep depends on it but also because it is a very versatile piece, open to a wide array of possibilities in terms of design. You can choose the bed of your dreams based on your favourite colour scheme, the style of your overall bedroom, materials you prefer - hardwood or metal - and you can add so many details to it to make it even more stylish and customise it according to your own personality - an extra pillow, a colourful duvet, a patterned blanket, so on and so forth. Choose your style: traditional vs. modern If you like traditional bedrooms, simplicity should be the keyword. Prefer a classic bed frame, with very essential lines and a solid hardwood headboard. The bed itself will be the statement piece of the room, so keep everything else basic, simple and elegant. Add only a couple of sophisticated touches, a small table lamp, a simp......
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19/04/2014
Bedroom Décor: the bed of your dreams
23/03/2013
Bristol Fashion and what I wore
So we were very kindly invited to the live blogging event at Bristol Fashion week (although John couldn't make it), I was invited last year but couldn't attend at the last minute so it was really nice to finally make it and see what the new season trends are looking like. On arrive the Bristol Fashion Week tent was very imposing, I have been to London Fashion Week a few times and it reminded me of the main catwalk at Somerset house but of course on a smaller scale. Once inside the tent the staff were friendly and courteous and some bubbly and cupcakes where immediately on offer. All the seats had all the information about the different lines that would be walking the catwalk. The show started with a very impressive James Bond theme with some very talented dancers come models. It was hosted by celebrity stylist Mark Heyes and hairdresser to the stars Andrew Barton, whose covent garden salon I really want to visit the next time I am in the big smoke. You can really see h......
19/03/2013
Lucky Boy in Ralph Lauren
We have been meaning to do a trip to London for a while, so when we had the chance to view the new Ralph Lauren children's wear SS13 collection at their kids store in London, we couldn't turn down the chance, especially since we all have been fans of the label for years and sums up our ethos of less is more, as well as making clothes for children with an active outdoor lifestyle. Ralph Lauren's children's wear is made to be treasured and from our experience they are also made to last, with beautiful tailoring and seasonal on trend but yet classic and timeless garments are a good investment for any little boy or girl. The store itself in Fulham road is amazing, it truly is a treasure trove of fun and fashion for children and I wish more shops where this truly child friendly as the children are encouraged to play, with friendly staff who love to entertain, a drawing table, fish tank, beautiful vintage rocking horse and 1950's red car for the boys its like a dre......
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