Amanda Pollard

Oct 23, 2024 | houzz.com | Amanda Pollard

The London Design Festival, now in its 22nd year, celebrates the best of creativity in the UK. It is always huge, with exhibitions, installations, discussions and product launches popping up across the city. It aims to highlight new innovations as well as ideas that are currently informing design. We attended the Sept. 14-22, 2024, event to discover the key themes that will be influencing home design products and materials now and in the future. Here are six that stood out.

Oct 23, 2024 | freecaddownloadcenter.com | Amanda Pollard

The London Design Festival, now in its 22nd year, celebrates the best of creativity in the UK. It is always huge, with exhibitions, installations, discussions and product launches popping up across the city. It aims to highlight new innovations as well as ideas that are currently informing design. We…Related

Sep 20, 2024 | houzz.co.uk | Amanda Pollard

From mythology and classic revivals to nature-focused innovations, here’s what was inspiring designers at the eventFrom 14-22 September 2024, the UK capital celebrated the best of creativity at the 22nd edition of the London Design Festival (LDF). The event is always huge, with exhibitions, installations, discussions and product launches popping up in different districts across the city, and it aims to highlight new innovations as well as the ideas that are currently informing design.

Sep 6, 2024 | houzz.co.uk | Amanda Pollard |Space Shack

Designers share how they added a touch of pink to bring an element of joy to their clients’ bathroomsIf you’re looking for ideas to warm up a sterile bathroom, it’s worth considering a colour scheme that includes pink. Rose shades can bring in a soft feel, and are a little different to the blues, greens and greys we often use in this space.

Aug 17, 2024 | houzz.co.uk | Amanda Pollard |Trevor Brown Architects

When a garden is on a lower level than its adjoining property, it can be tricky to find a connection between the inside and outside. This was indeed an issue for the family who live in this 1930s semi-detached house: the lovely big garden felt distant, as they had to go down quite a few steps to reach it. A solution was needed for this, as well as for updating the tired interior and opening up the divided layout.