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Melanie Jane Interiors

▪️House to Home Renovation
▪️Creating Dreams & Style
▪️Based in Yorkshire
▪️Previous Design Work featured

17/10/2026

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🦓 Wild at heart, warm by design 🐆

A safari-inspired space created for an animal-print lover! Rich, warm timber, earthy Farrow & Ball tones, a bespoke slatted media wall and plenty of leopard and zebra prints bring this playful yet cosy design to life.

Bold patterns, beautiful textures and a space full of personality. 🤎

17/10/2026

🦓🌿 A little wild, a lot of personality…

Church Farm Project, a bedroom fit for a daughter. This room was designed for a safari lover, with a brief to embrace animal prints, rich textures and warm, earthy tones. And we had so much fun bringing it to life!

From the terracotta-toned walls in warm Farrow & Ball colours to the darker timber finishes, every detail adds to that cosy, adventurous safari feel. The bespoke wooden slatted media wall creates a real focal point, combining beautiful craftsmanship with practical storage, while the animal-print cushions, statement zebra pouffe and layered textiles bring the personality.

A playful mix of leopard, zebra and natural textures, balanced with warm wood and soft neutrals, makes this space feel both bold and inviting.

A little bit wild, beautifully considered, and completely unique to her. 🤎 🐆

15/10/2026

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A master bedroom designed to feel like a retreat.

Coppice Blue, botanical wallpaper, warm timber and bespoke joinery come together to create a Japandi-inspired space with boutique hotel vibes.

Layered textures, rich rust tones and soft lighting bring warmth, calm and a little everyday luxury.

13/10/2026

The Church Farm Project. A master bedroom designed to feel like a retreat.

I wanted to transform this master bedroom into a space that felt like a boutique hotel suite, but still warm, calm and welcoming.

Coppice Blue by Farrow & Ball, botanical wallpaper from Graham & Brown, warm timber and a bespoke floor-to-ceiling media wall.

A soft upholstered chair in the corner where you can get lost in good book.

Finished with layered textures, rich rust tones and soft lighting, this is my take on Japandi-inspired design — where natural materials, clean lines and thoughtful details come together to create a space that feels both elevated and inviting.

I also carried the wallpaper through into the en-suite to create a natural flow between the two spaces. Because good design is about how a room feels, but also how it connects to the rooms around it.

A little everyday luxury.

11/10/2026

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A western themed guest suite to stand out from the rest. Terracotta tones and Aztec patterns flow throughout the two rooms, creating a warm and cosy room for guests to enjoy.

11/10/2026

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The Guest Suite at The Church Farm Project
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The design concept for the Guest Suite was inspired entirely by a cactus already in the room. This natural starting point shaped a warm, Western-inspired palette of terracotta tones and Aztec patterns, creating a welcoming and characterful retreat for guests. Wooden panelling in the dressing area adds texture and depth, introducing a distinctive feature that flows seamlessly throughout the rest of the design.

11/10/2026

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Open plan living into a cohesive designed space. Warm tones, soft textures and more furnishings to fill the space, has given a cosy homely feel which the client was wanting to create.

11/10/2026

The open plan kitchen and living area of The Church Farm project just needed a few tweaks to give the room a more cosy feel. When rooms are of a tall height this can sometimes be a challenge, but a challenge that I feel has been successful. By adding in some large area rugs to the living and dining space, you lost the echos a tall ceiling can create. Some new and bigger sofas to fill the space in a gorgeous warm colour, and of course the scatter cushions to finish them off. I’ve added in a console table below the original picture on the wall, which has given it purpose and makes the space feel less empty. New and comfy bar stools in a colour and style that better suits the room, creating a cohesive look. Finally, some wooden colour tones added to the kitchen area to draw it all together.

10/10/2026

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An entrance hall of dreams, just in time for the cosy season to commence. Farrow and Ball’s Broccoli Brown and Grove Green pulling together nicely. Some gorgeous furniture and accessories to add warmth and a homely feel as soon as you walk through the front door.

02/05/2026

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Love it when a returning customer messages to say they want their new house redesigning! And what a house to work on! They are wanting several rooms in the house reworking on, including a guest suite, master bedroom, living spaces and more. The design work is underway, the decorator booked, and I can’t wait to start showing you the designs in the making!

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