12/09/2026
I thought I’d round off the week with this view of the room, which I think brings together so many of the details I love about this scheme.
There’s a lot going on with the wallpaper, so I wanted the other elements to work with it rather than compete with it. The curves of the chest of drawers are one of my favourite details — they soften the room and echo the shape of the arched mirror of the dressing room beautifully. I love using curves; they bring a lovely sense of movement and make the furniture feel a little more special.
The curtains were deliberately kept much simpler. With such a strong, heavily patterned wallpaper, I felt the fabric needed to have a quieter presence. The weight of the woolen fabric gives them a lovely sense of luxury, without introducing another pattern into the mix.
And then there are all those little layers — the marble, the warm wood, the aged brass, the velvet and, of course, the colour coming through from the bed.
For me, it’s always about finding that balance. You can be bold with colour and pattern, but there still needs to be somewhere for the eye to rest. It’s those contrasts that make a room feel comfortable, considered and, ultimately, like a home.
A lovely project to finish the week with. ❤️ Have a great weekend.
Photography
Furniture
Curtains' fabric
Curtains' fitting
Wallpaper