15 Home Decor Ideas

Washroom inspiration

Many of our products are designed to work in warm and wet environments, making it easy to customise these often damp areas into relaxing retreats, as the following examples demonstrate.

@building_honeysuckle_house - solid rustic Oak ledged door

1. Relax with a rustic design

@building_honeysuckle_house has used a solid wood doorway to add authentic organic character. The rich tone adds warmth to create a cosy space for long baths, whilst the tongue-and-groove design introduces a heritage feel.

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2. Go for grained patterns

The pale colour of these drift oak cupboards add visual interest to @jl.merchand‘s grooming spot. The grained pattern re-creates the appearance of natural materials, whilst the integrated handgrip ties in with other minimal features.

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3. Personalise a panelled wall

@carriagehousecottage has painted their wall panels to create a striking focal point in their restroom. The rich, navy tone draws attention to the vintage-style bathtub, whilst the tongue-and-groove pattern adds texture to a nautical scheme.

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Living room ideas

With open-plan living areas rising in popularity, it is important to create a cohesive design that spans multiple rooms. Here are some tried and tested ideas from our customers.

@maygreeninvestments - Greenwich Super Matt Graphite

4. Extend your cupboards

@maygreeninvestments makes great use of our Greenwich cupboards to connect the living room with the cooking area, and add valuable storage to both spaces. The dark shade and soft finish blends in with the walls and lets the bright orange sofa take centre stage in this bold design.

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5. Take your design to new heights

@designbyadele has cleverly extended the timber-effect floor onto a feature wall to create a striking design inspired by nature. A great alternative to traditional decoration methods, this idea introduces texture to add a unique touch to an otherwise simple scheme.

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Bespoke home offices

A well-designed study needs to be functional, comfortable and a place that inspires productivity. Below you will find quick product hacks that can be used to reinvent your office.

@haveyouseenherhouse - solid oak block worktop

6. Add a wooden work area

@haveyouseenherhouse‘s office includes a custom desk which has been made using a timber counter. When paired with white features, the oak tone creates a soothing, Scandinavian design that offers a minimalist backdrop for productivity.

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7. Create a custom desk

Strong, sturdy and available in a variety of designs, spindles are a great alternative to traditional desk legs and can be tailored in a colour of your choice. The soft, curved design also adds a decorative touch to the simple style of this bespoke desk.

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@amyjohughes - Clerkenwell Super Matt Graphite

8. Maximise office storage

@amyjohughes has created a contemporary spot to store office supplies with our Clerkenwell cabinetry. The on-trend dark shade introduces a luxe feel, and the open shelving creates easy access to work essentials and accessories.

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Customised bedrooms

We spend up to a third of our lives sleeping, so it is important that our bedrooms are a calming environment to get some rest. Here we showcase how our products can be adapted to create unique bedroom furniture.

9. Make a place for cosmetics

Lotions, perfumes and polishes can clutter a bedroom, so creating a place to store cosmetics is a great way to tidy up a space. @littlebitofdovegrey has used our Fairford units to make a bespoke dressing table, where she can store make-up, and keep her space organised.

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10. Handcraft a cabin bed

Smaller sleeping areas often lack places to store clothing, bed linen or children's toys. @jbc_carpentry_construction has used our Clerkenwell units to create a place to stored bedroom essentials both below the bed. The drawers maximise storage and offer easy access to items at the back.

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Inventive hallways

Hallways connect spaces and are great areas to add design elements that tie the look of your home together. Here are a few hallway ideas to inspire you.

@hales_house_home.interiors - Cottage Oak Triple Glazed External Door

11. Open up a rural design

The entrance to your home should offer a warm welcome to visitors and guests. @hale_house_home.interiors has used a cottage-style doorway to introduce rural charm that echoes the heritage furniture inside for a warm and homely space.

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12. Create a country console

Console tables are small and compact, and are great for narrow hallways to keep things like car keys and post within easy reach. This table has been made using our Allendale drawers and a wooden counter for a reclaimed look.

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@renovation_at_no54 - Dordogne glazed internal door

13. Go for glazing

Hallways often have limited natural light, and rely on other features to introduce a bright look. @renovation_at_no54 has used a glazed doorway to create an airy look thanks to its large glass panels, which are also etched for added style.

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A home from home

Work is the second place where we spend most of our time, so these areas need to be functional and comfortable. Explore how real customers have used our products to create a stylish and practical workspace.

builder @mapletreecarpentryuk - salon @makeupbycarmenx - Balham used to create makeup unit

14. Opt for sleek salon style

@makeupbycarmex has used our glossy slab cupboards to create a place to store makeup and beauty supplies in her salon. The brushed brass trims add linear features that elongate the room. It also ties together with other gold-looking furniture for a standout style signature.

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@oldandtired_to_chicandinspired - Clerkenwell Gloss Slate Grey and Concrete Effect Worktops

15. Pare back a treatment room

@oldandtired_to_chicandinspired has used our Clerkenwell units and concrete-effect counters to create a place to store equipment for her beauty business. The handleless design creates a minimal feel, whilst the slate grey tone complements the wallpaper for a cohesive look. The overall result - a restful spot for treatments.

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