No. 1 | A Christmas Treats Hamper from our favourite food stylist, Donna Hay, so we’ll have the most delicious...
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Louise Keane grew up beside the sea in Dublin, inspiring a life-long love of the coast. She studied French and History of Art & Architecture in Trinity College in Dublin before moving to London to work first in publishing and then in Marketing & PR. After a move to Edinburgh, she decided to heed a creative urge which had been tugging at her sleeve for a number of years, and she retrained as an interior designer. While studying interior design, Louise discovered a love of pen and ink with watercolour illustration, which she now does alongside her interior design work. Louise runs her interior design company, Amalfi White Living, which offers her clients a fresh, elegant style, mixing vintage and modern pieces for a luxurious yet relaxed look. She dreams of renovating a white house by the sea.
The work of Helen Green Design is synonymous with elegance and luxury so it’s no surprise that the studio was...
The graceful lines of French and Gustavian furniture and decorative pieces will always add elegance to a room, but mix...
I remember visiting the Barbara Hepworth Museum in St Ives in Cornwall in the South West of England and being...
Roséline featured the home of Interior Designer Sarah Bartholomew in Nashville just a few weeks ago here and at the...
Christmas is a time when tradition really comes to the fore—it’s a time to create wonderful new traditions and to revisit classic ones that you have enjoyed for years. Decorating your home for the season and preparing gifts and food for friends and family offer some of the loveliest ways to enjoy traditions old and new in your home during this holidays.
As memories of summer fade and autumn slowly gives way to winter, it feels natural to want to curl up somewhere warm and cosy, preferably beside a fire with a good book. And what better place to retreat than to a storybook cottage complete with thatched roof nestled in the English countryside?
There are few buildings that can rival a French château for sheer romance. I featured the Château la Durantie in the Dordogne region of South West France a few months back here and recently stumbled on some glorious new photographs by the wonderfully talented Katie Mitchell that I just had to share.
Looking at the graceful lines, classical proportions and exquisite detailing of Carolyne Roehm’s Connecticut home, it is hard to imagine...
The iconic monochrome palette, chic Parisian mouldings, a perfect blend of modern and classic elements with accents of gold. Oh...
You’ve just come in from a day’s skiing and your ski lodge is the perfect hideaway in which to warm up and unwind after your strenuous day on the mountain. Flickering candlelight, a dark neutral palette enlivened with warm tones of amber and amethyst and lots of soft inviting textures are the ingredients of this magical and cosy interior.
When Australian fashion designer Collette Dinnigan announced in 2013 that she was retiring from Paris Fashion Week, you might have...
This week’s décor inspiration is the latest renovation project from a trio of stylish Australian women whose business is called...
One of the key spaces in Peter Marino’s recently unveiled Dior store in London (above) is a magnificent light-filled double height space known as the winter garden. Adorning its walls is treillage or latticework which makes the space feel romantic and playful and gives that sense of being in a garden while being indoors.
From the cobalt waters that surround the Greek island of Santorini to the palest turquoise waves breaking on the pink...
