Hannah Tribe

Aug 2, 2024 | thelocalproject.com.au | Hannah Tribe

Originally Featured in The Local Project Issue No. 15 Originally Featured in The Local Project Issue No. 15 Issue No. 15 Issue No. 15 features work from Smart Design Studio, Fearon Hay, Aires Mateus, MA+Co and Neometro, Faulkner Architects, MCK Architects, Richard Stampton Architects, Jolson, Archier, Neil Architecture and more.

Mar 25, 2024 | yourhomestyle.uk | Hannah Tribe

Bedroom looking dull and dingy? Living room too bright to relax in? We’ve all been there. If the colour just doesn't feel right, the answer might well lie in the orientation of your room. You may have heard that you should use different tones in west-facing rooms to east-facing ones, but why? Well, here’s the science bit! Picture Earth from space, spinning on its axis through the day.

Mar 4, 2024 | yourhomestyle.uk | Hannah Tribe

You may have memories of peach’s last moment in the spotlight, back in the 1980s, and it’s this sense of familiarity that makes peach feel so right for this moment. The Pantone Color Institute chose this heartfelt hue to represent the ‘nurturing, empathy and compassion’ that we all need right now. We’ve seen warm neutrals growing in popularity over the last few years and this orange-pink tone helps to bridge that gap between neutrals and bolder shades.

Feb 6, 2024 | yourhomestyle.uk | Hannah Tribe

Give yourself a new perspective this month by looking around the world for inspo for your next decor makeover. From Copenhagen cool to Parisian chic, these travel-inspired aesthetics capture the essence what makes these iconic cities so special. We show you the essential elements of each design style, so you can take your decor around the world, without having to set foot out the front door. Refresh your interiors with dreamy Danish pastels teamed with pale wooden accents.

Aug 31, 2023 | yourhomestyle.uk | Hannah Tribe

Wall stencils are a fantastic way to add pattern and interest to your walls. They’re much less fiddly than putting up wallpaper and the designs are easier to customise too. Want a diamond checkerboard pattern in a specific shade of pink? Easy! Need a spring tree to decorate a nursery? No problem!The mistake most people make when they begin stencilling is to apply too much paint. This means that the paint can bleed under the stencil and ruin the crisp edge of your design.