Whether it's an oversized pom-pom, llama braid, or scalloped trim, the options are endless for adding whimsical touches to curtains that bring joy and playfulness to any children’s room!

A. When I was a young teenager we moved to a country house which needed a lot of interior renovation. I watched my mum do a great job of turning it into a beautiful home. No room missed out on her eye for detail and colour. I've picked up on those values of home, story and love to furnish spaces that reflect the people who live there.

A unique Grade B2 listed building which has been extensively refurbished to provide for modern duplex apartment and town centre living. Ownership of the building can also be traced back to the 17th century, when it was owned by the Dobbin family. Then, for nearly 200 years, it was owned by the Kirk Family and their descendants until 1949.

Tassel fringes, cut fringes, bullion, and countless other variations of trimmings are part and parcel of the interior designer’s sample library. Admittedly, the trend lately was to avoid fuss and frill on curtains, blinds and cushions but we are seeing a return to the maximalism style of decoration.

This this is where trimmings find their happy place.

A passion for beautiful fabrics means that curtains are among my favourite things. Choosing them, designing the details of the styling, making them up and then installing them. There are many reasons to enjoy each stage.

It’s a great feeling to stand back and see a beautifully dressed window, perfectly fitted in just the right fabric choice!

You've read magazines. Watched home decorating shows. Spent countless hours looking at Pinterest for inspiration. Now what?

Decorating a home can be a daunting and time-consuming process. If you're looking to revamp an entire home or simply spruce up a room, here's a great place to start...some useful do's and don'ts to make it easier, quicker and enjoyable for you!