Spatial Designers

As 2021 finishes, there is so much to reflect upon.
Just thankful for the moments and the memories.

2022 you hold a lot of new challenges. . .

Wellbeing is at the centre of all our designs in of our workspace environments, but we need wellbeing in our home environments first and foremost.

Creating spaces that make us feel safe, warm and calm is fundamental for us as humans!
I was really hesitant about the deepness and darkness of the green, but I’m so happy we chose the ‘Scottish Kilt‘ (yes, even Interior Designers doubt their decisions in their own home). So happy with the end result, as the colour and texture of velvet on the upholstery feels rich and opulent. Textures and colours do so much for our sense of well-being.
The TV cabinet is the last piece to go in the living room from . Love it!

I’ve named it the ‘room of tranquility’ and it’s where you will find me hiding during these uncertain times.

Why is it easier to make design decisions for others than it is for our own homes??🤔 A guess we should trust our instincts! It’s also key to point out, colour is so subjective, do whatever makes you happy don’t try and always go with what looks good on Pinterest (I very much did both 🤣)

Today is World Sepsis Day!

Every 3.5 secs someone dies of Sepsis.

Sepsis can initially look like flu, gastroenteritis or a chest infection. There is no one sign, and symptoms present differently between adults and children.

I felt very ill, very quickly and I was lucky that the Doctors at Harrogate hospital acted quickly and saved my life.

If I can raise awareness, I will! I have realised that the more I talk about it, the more people ask me questions and also tell me of tragic stories of their own that have been at the result of Sepsis.

I’m glad I’m here to raise awareness and also support The UK Sepsis Trust.

Just Ask, Could it be Sepsis?