Big city living has an undeniable allure—vibrant cultural events, historical landmarks, thriving art and music scenes, and bustling business hubs all contribute to its appeal. However, the fast-paced energy of city life can quickly shift from exciting to overwhelming, leaving us craving a slower pace and a break from sensory overload. In an ideal world,... The post How can letting the outside in enhance your home experience appeared first on Roselind Wilson Design ..read more

Maximalism and Minimalism are ever-evolving, highly contrasting ideologies that sit at opposite ends of the design spectrum. In this blog, we delve into the foundations of both movements, the principles that set them apart, and the intriguing possibility of being a lover of both. Can you really straddle both camps, or is it all just... The post Exploring Minimalism and Maximalism appeared first on Roselind Wilson Design ..read more

Firing up the fifth wall From the starry depictions of ancient Egyptians and divine murals of the Greeks to the intricate storytelling of Renaissance frescos, ceiling design has undergone dramatic changes through the ages. Historically, ceilings served as the crowning glory of interior spaces. However, with the passage of time and ever-evolving trends, enthusiasm for celebrating this surface has waned. Perhaps it was the unsightly popping, swirling, or stippling of ceilings in the 1970s that finally dimmed interest in the ceiling as a worthy focal point. Today, ceilings are often overlooked a ..read more

When it comes to our homes, who doesn’t simply want more – because bigger is just better, right? Whether it is to accommodate more guests for dinner, go all out on your home office, or finally fit in that home gym you’ve always wanted, a little extra space to play with is a thoroughly enticing prospect. But herein lies the challenge – how do you pull off a successful scale up without losing all-important cosiness? Bigger may bring more options, but it is important that this doesn’t spell cavernous or impersonal. Read on to discover our top-tips for maintaining homely connections in large, ope ..read more

Join us as we dive into the world of interior trends in 2024, which, just like the hottest fashion offers an endlessly evolving and enticing hotbed of new and exciting ways of expressing ourselves. The buzz around the latest interior trends can make it easy to jump on the bandwagon without thinking about how the new colour option, furniture item or design tweak fits into the long-term aesthetic of your home. Unlike cheap and cheerful fashion that allows for spontaneous experimentation, home improvements require more careful consideration. After all, what might seem like a cool trend can quick ..read more

Have you ever wondered why we care so much about how our homes look and feel? It’s not just a modern trend – it’s been part of human nature since the days of our hunter-gatherer ancestors. Our homes are our places of refuge and sanctuary and reflect our tastes, which are as unique as we are. But let’s be honest, sometimes we’re not sure if we’re getting it right. Does our style make sense? Will it last? Is our style even stylish? These questions can be intimidating, but that’s where interior designers come in. Our job is to guide and support you in exploring and expressing your personal style ..read more

We’ve all seen the description on one of the myriad property sites populating the web: “Charming 3-bedroom cottage, atmospheric and gorgeous. Though in need of a little TLC.” Then we click on the pictures and discover precisely what ‘a little TLC’ involves. Hello, unsightly bathroom complete with psychedelic wall tiles and condemned loo in a shade of Sickly Avocado. And this is before we even start to look at the structure. At this point, the faint-hearted would be forgiven for just swiping left and moving on… And then, there are those of us who can’t help but get fired up by the untapped ‘pot ..read more

Luxury, who doesn’t want a little more? Although what defines true luxury may vary and be very individual, but its simplest, it describes things that make us feel good – bringing us a sense of comfort, sumptuousness and great ease along with feelings of pleasure and contentment. In the context of our homes, ‘luxury’ traditionally speaks of high-quality materials, products, skilled craftsmanship and design all coming together to create comfortable and deeply desirable living spaces. And in essence, this hasn’t changed – but here at Roselind Wilson Design, we feel that in all the pandemonium of ..read more

Interior design and interior architecture are two distinct yet interconnected disciplines, and the two terms can often be mixed up or mistaken for one another. At Roselind Wilson Design, we offer expertise in both interior design and interior architecture, but a question we are often asked to explain the difference between the two. We created this blog to demystify any confusion to help you embark on your next home interior project with the confidence and expertise you need. What is the difference between interior design and interior architecture? The analogy we find most useful when talking t ..read more

At this time of year, it’s usual to look ahead and subsequently think of aesthetical or practical changes that you’d like to make to your home in this new year. If this is the case for you, consider which new trends are emerging to ensure that you don’t miss out on any new styles and that any changes you make include the latest innovations in design and technology, keeping you up-to-date and in style for as long as possible. Below are some of the trends we predict will take off in 2023 and our top tips for embracing them when giving your home a breath of new life. Showstopping stone Natural st ..read more