CeCe's room is the smallest room, and though tiny I've never let that get in the way of her having everything she needs - without it looking like a toy junk shop!. You can read about her little desk space we created here. While I loved it and it worked wonderfully I'm always trying to think of new ways to free up space and to encourage her with her creating and so I'd had my eye on some kind of memo board for a little while. The Ikea Skadis pegboard was the perfect solution (by the way this is in no way sponsored I just love passing on my love of really beautifully designed and functional products!).
Posts tagged – Colourful-Homes
8 May 2018
Making the Most of Small Spaces part 2
4 January 2018
Chunky Knits
If you're an interiors instagram addict like I am, the new trend for cosy giant knitts won't have escaped your attention. I adore the oversize luxe look and texture they add to a room, they're a beautiful way to add a block of colour to your scheme as well as a soft tactile piece of interest.
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14 November 2017
My home on Design*Sponge
One of the first blogs I ever started reading was Design Sponge, I poured over it during university and even while teaching was constantly being inspired by the many creative articles and uplifting images they posted. So I was completely thrilled when I got a message on instagram asking whether I'd be interested in having my home featured on there - my little home!
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14 November 2017
Making the Most of Small spaces: CeCe's Room
In some ways our smallest room for our smallest girl reflects her perfectly, tiny but with the brightest pop of orange on the wall the drama of such a strong colour could be a bit much for most kids' rooms, but not for my little live wire!
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23 March 2017
Your Home Feature
There is nothing I like more than devouring interiors mags and especially looking at real homes so I jumped at the chance of a feature in Your Home magazine.
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7 March 2017
Having a Workspace at Home
When I was at University I used to cover my studio space in anything and everything, old book covers, vintage sewing patterns, anything that inspired me. It was a complete riot of colour and pattern, I loved it. Having a workspace in the home can be tricky, particularly in a family setting, but I think with a little careful thought it can be done.
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