Sharon Sagiv - Interior Designer

~Keep it simple ~

Soft layers,
timeless tones,
and understated elegance 🤍✨

This project was all about creating a calm, classic atmosphere through a palette of creams, beiges, and warm neutrals. From the styled dining table to the custom bookshelf, every detail was chosen to feel refined, balanced, and inviting.

A reminder that neutral spaces never have to feel boring — when layered correctly, they create warmth, texture, and effortless sophistication.

Why put a niche in a shower?

It’s one of those details that quietly transforms the entire space.

Years ago, bathrooms weren’t designed with this in mind — shampoos balanced on the floor, or those hanging baskets hooked over the glass (never quite sitting right, always in the way). It worked… but it was never really considered.

A well-designed niche changes that.

From a layout perspective, it’s about intention — placing everything exactly where you need it, at the right height, within easy reach. No bending down, no clutter, no afterthoughts.

And aesthetically? It brings structure, balance, and a sense of calm to the shower. It can blend seamlessly into the wall or become a feature in its own right, depending on how it’s designed.

This is what good design does — it solves a practical need, but does it beautifully.

🎥 How to Choose the Right Interior Designer (And Avoid Costly Mistakes)

Choosing an interior designer isn’t just about finding someone with a nice Instagram feed… it’s about finding someone who truly understands you, your lifestyle, and how you live in your home.

So here are a few things you should always look out for:

First — Look beyond the pretty pictures.A good designer doesn’t just create beautiful spaces, they create functional ones. Ask yourself: does their work feel livable? Could you actually see yourself in that space day-to-day?

Second — Check their process.A professional designer should have a clear, structured process — from concept to ex*****on. If everything feels vague or improvised, that’s a red flag.

Third — Communication is everything.You’re going to be working closely with this person. Do they listen? Do they understand your needs? Or are they just pushing their own style?

Fourth — Budget transparency.A great designer will be upfront about costs, help you prioritise, and guide you on where to invest vs where to save. No surprises.

Fifth — Experience matters.Have they worked on projects similar to yours? Kitchens, renovations, full homes? Experience isn’t just about years — it’s about relevant experience.

And finally — Trust your gut.If something feels off, it probably is. The right designer will make you feel confident, understood, and excited about the process.

Because at the end of the day, this isn’t just about designing a space…It’s about creating a home that works beautifully for your life.

✨ If you’re thinking about starting a project and want to make sure you get it right from the beginning — feel free to reach out.

Design isn’t just about how a space looks — it’s about how it works for the person using it. ✨

In this ensuite, a simple layout change and an open sink (instead of a bulky vanity) made all the difference, creating the legroom my client needed — proof that great design is always tailored, practical, and personal.