We know that the kitchen is the heart of the home and the hub of all the Christmas fun. If you experienced some issues in the kitchen this year, let us help you design your new luxury space to ensure that the Nightmare of Christmas Past doesn’t come back to haunt you. Having too much … Read more
When designing a bathroom for the whole family, there are aspects that you need to consider to create a safe and accessible space for all. Not only this, but clever design can play a key role within education and teaching good habits as children grow older and gain independence. The Layout If you like to … Read more
1. Organise your cupboards Clear out your cupboards, pantry, and fridge freezer, to make space for festive goodies. If you find some tins and dry food that you know will go to waste, donate them to your local food banks and charities. Click here to find your local food bank. Also, make sure to go … Read more
Grey kitchens are popular because they are timeless. There are lots of different shade variations of grey and people generally paint their walls in a lighter colour, especially in an open-plan kitchen-living-dining area where it is one of the main sociable spaces. When choosing grey, you want to create some contrast between your wall colour, … Read more
What is a shaker kitchen? A shaker kitchen refers to the door style, and in most cases, a shaker is a framed door. A lot have a raised edge panel, with a lowered centre panel, creating a frame. Coming in different variations, the size of the frame can differ dependent on the design. Some can … Read more
Newly designed by Rexa, the Dip bath is one of Hayley’s favourite baths. Unlike a standard bath, the Dip has an unusual proportion of 135cm long by 75cm wide to provide you with a different luxury bathing experience which is inspired by Japanese rituals. Inside, there are two levels to allow you to sit and … Read more
In June we invited our Day True’pers to an exclusive ‘Living in colour’ event with our Creative Director Hayley Robson, and Social Media Influencer Katie Woods. It was a conversation about colour and how to introduce it into your home as well as sharing tips and tricks on home renovations! Don’t worry if you missed … Read more
The pandemic lockdown experience gifted some of us rare opportunity to develop a few lockdown crushes on a fair few ‘hot chefs’ – as observed in their home kitchens and stripped bare of their ‘whites’ (see our #chefsinrealkitchens series of blogposts for further details). And, with apologies if it disappoints to reveal, the ‘hot’ in … Read more
January’s Car Crash started with a real time demonstration of Tony’s New Year Resolution that being bang on time for every appointment was so last year! Which is to say that when we went ‘live’ at 6.30pm, nobody but Chloe was aware that the camera was now rolling –Tony having nipped downstairs in the meantime, … Read more
or: Searching for Stanley (Part 2) Let’s tell it like it is: Tony was hard to pin down for a time, a place, or any specifics of the part he intended to play in the pre-prep he suggested ‘we’ could do in order that this Car Crash Cooking Live (Festive Special Edition) might sound like ‘a … Read more