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WildKind Interiors Design For Developers; we turn your bricks and mortar into a home so you can sell quicker and for more money; including SA / HMO & rental properties

We only went and won an award! 🏆WildKind Interiors - Interior Project Designer of the Year 2026 at the National Property...
18/10/2026

We only went and won an award! 🏆

WildKind Interiors - Interior Project Designer of the Year 2026 at the National Property Awards.

A very proud moment for our team.

And for me personally, it means alot.

I didn’t start WildKind until well into my 40s because I didn’t have the confidence. So the Lou who finally took the plunge is having a bit of a moment 😊

There have been meals at my desk, sunny weekends in the office and a fair amount of questioning my life choices 😆

But there have also been some wonderful people. And this feels like a good moment to thank them.

Vicky McCulloch , for nominating me.

Hayley Andrews and the Hard Hats to Heels community - this wouldn’t have happened without you.

Hayley Partridge, for alway being there and for making everything OK. And husband Matt, for keeping me fed ❤️

And of course the brilliant team I work with, who help us create spaces that bring people joy and make commercial sense for our clients.

We’re building something we really care about at WildKind.

Lovely to take a moment and celebrate it.

Lou x

16/10/2026

A little colour can make a BIG difference. 🎨✨

When it comes to showhome interior design and property staging, neutral doesn’t have to mean boring.

The right burst of colour can bring warmth, personality and depth to a space, helping a property feel more memorable and giving potential buyers something to connect with.

It’s not about adding colour for the sake of it. It’s about choosing the right palette for your target market, enhancing the property’s best features and creating interiors that make buyers stop, look and imagine themselves living there.

Because thoughtful interior design for property developers is about more than making a home look beautiful. It’s about creating a feeling that helps sell the lifestyle.

💬 If you could add a little more colour to your next development, where would you start?

Good design isn’t just about making a space look nice.Although, obviously, that helps 😆It’s about how the space works to...
10/10/2026

Good design isn’t just about making a space look nice.
Although, obviously, that helps 😆

It’s about how the space works too.
How you move through it.
How the furniture sits.
How the light changes.
Where you put your keys.
Whether there’s somewhere to actually put the things you use every day.

Because a beautiful room can still be frustrating if the layout feels awkward or the space doesn’t support the way people live.

That’s why good design starts with questions.
Who is using the space?
What do they need from it?
What should feel easier?
And, in the case of a showhome, can a buyer walk in and immediately imagine themselves living there?

Every decision should have a reason.
The layout, furniture, lighting, materials and storage should all work together to support the space. Not just fill it. Because when a space works well, it feels effortless.

You don’t have to think too hard about where to go or how to use it.
It just makes sense.

And that’s really what good design is about.
Not just how a space looks. How it works.

What makes a space work well for you? 👇

Stop telling your designer what cushions to buy 😂Trust me… cushion fabrics have been dictated before.Developers choosing...
25/09/2026

Stop telling your designer what cushions to buy 😂

Trust me… cushion fabrics have been dictated before.

Developers choosing the cushions, debating blind fabrics because they’re “not their taste,” and questioning whether a wall really needs artwork.

But a successful showhome isn’t designed around the developer’s personal taste.

It’s designed around the buyer.

What they notice.
What they need to understand.
And, most importantly, whether they can picture themselves living there.

Because buyers aren’t thinking, “Lovely cushion. I’ll take it.” 😂

They’re thinking:
“Could I live here?”
“Does this feel right?”
“Can I see myself buying this?”

So let your interior designer solve the details — the cushions, fabrics, artwork and finishing touches.

Because when every detail gets dictated, the design can get watered down and the buyer can get overlooked.

Design for the buyer.
Not your sofa.

Have you ever been given a very specific showhome design request? Tell us in the comments — cushion fabric stories welcome. 😂👇

WildKind Interiors only went and won an award! 🏆We’re absolutely delighted to share that Lou has been named Interior Pro...
22/09/2026

WildKind Interiors only went and won an award! 🏆

We’re absolutely delighted to share that Lou has been named Interior Project Designer of the Year 2026 at the National Property Awards! 👏

And while an award is lovely, this one feels particularly special.

It’s for the Lou who:

• Didn’t start a business until well into her 40s because confidence wasn’t exactly overflowing.
• Has embraced the occasionally unhealthy obsession that comes with building a business from scratch.
• Has eaten many a meal at her desk (thank you, Matt, for keeping me fed!) — although she’s now a reformed character. 😂
• Has sat in her office at the weekend on a sunny day, listening to everyone else having fun outside and questioning her life choices!
• Has learned to find brilliant people and stick to them like glue wherever possible… without it becoming too weird. 😆 If you’re one of those people, you know who you are.

A huge thank you to Victoria McCulloch for nominating Lou and recognising the work we’re doing through WildKind Interiors.

Thank you to Hayley Andrews and the wonderful Hard Hats to Heels community. This genuinely wouldn’t have happened without you. ❤️

And to the other Hayley in Lou’s life, Hayley Patridge — thank you for being the person who somehow makes everything OK. ❤️

Most importantly, a massive thank you to the brilliant team we get to work with every day. Together, we create interior design projects that bring people joy while making sure they work commercially and make sense as property investments.

This award is a celebration of the projects, the people, the lessons, and the long days. 😊

Very, very grateful. ❤️

Good interior design isn’t a collection of nice things thrown into a room and hoping they work together 😆There’s always ...
15/09/2026

Good interior design isn’t a collection of nice things thrown into a room and hoping they work together 😆

There’s always thought behind it.
For me, clarity, cohesion and consideration are three things that can completely change how a space comes together.

But I’d add a fourth too: connection ♥️

Because ultimately, we’re designing spaces for people. How someone experiences a room and how it makes them feel matters just as much as what goes into it.

Now I’m curious (see, more c’s) … 🤔
If you could add to my list, what would it be? 👇

Design isn’t there to make a space look nice.It’s there to make the right buyer feel like it makes sense.That’s how you ...
12/09/2026

Design isn’t there to make a space look nice.
It’s there to make the right buyer feel like it makes sense.
That’s how you get the most from your development 💰

When we design with the end user in mind, the whole thing shifts, from layout, to materials, mood, to the speed of sale.
Because buyers don’t buy “nice”.
They buy what feels right for them.

That’s why the avatar matters.
Not as a tick-box exercise.
As the thing that keeps the design commercially sharp.

If you’re planning a project in the next 6–12 months, book a call and let’s have a chat! 😃

A beautifully staged property can’t fix the wrong asking price.Which do you think has the biggest impact on a sale: the ...
07/09/2026

A beautifully staged property can’t fix the wrong asking price.

Which do you think has the biggest impact on a sale: the asking price or the presentation? 🤔
Not so long ago, I read a great article by estate agent Paul Lenihan, who made a point I couldn’t agree with more.
A lot of today’s slower market isn’t just about interest rates or a lack of buyers.
It’s about the gap between what sellers hope their property is worth and what buyers are actually prepared to pay.

As a home stager, I always say pricing and presentation should work together 🙌
A realistic asking price gets buyers through the door.
Professional staging helps them emotionally connect once they’re inside.
One without the other rarely delivers the best result.

We staged a lovely four-bedroom property in Leeds for experienced investors who have also chosen a realistic pricing strategy and a respected local estate agent.
They’ve given the property the best possible chance of a strong launch, and that’s exactly what every developer should be aiming for 👍

If you’re preparing a property for sale and want to give it the strongest possible start, feel free to send me a message. I’d be happy to talk through whether staging could support your sales strategy 😁

Jasmine Cottage was one of those projects where the potential was obvious, even if the property itself was a bit tired 🏠...
20/08/2026

Jasmine Cottage was one of those projects where the potential was obvious, even if the property itself was a bit tired 🏠

Client, Ruki, had already done the hard graft on the renovation, chosen the bathroom, kitchen and flooring.

Our job was to make sure the interior styling helped it stand out amongst the competition whilst sticking to a very tight budget.

We kept it simple.
Soft colour, natural textures, and just enough furniture to feel calm, cosy, and guest‑ready.

Nothing overdone. Just a place that now looks like somewhere you’d actually want to stay ♥️

The result?
Jasmine Cottage had two bookings within hours of going live 😎

What do you think of Jasmine? 😀

19/08/2026

Tip no. 2 for sellers and what they can do before they go to market is to accessories 📚🛋️🖼️

And no, I don’t mean cluttering the place up.

I mean the things that make a room feel lived in.
Faux greenery.
Table lamps.
Books.
Picture frames.
Throws.

That’s the stuff that gives a property some life.

Empty rooms ask questions of people. Styling answers them 💡

It helps buyers picture the lifestyle, not just the floorplan.
And that’s when a house starts feeling like a home.

What’s the one accessory you’d add first to make a room feel more lived in?

Video credit goes to Fowler and Powell

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