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Megan Burns

Dublin

Deputy Editor, Image, Image Interiors and Living at Image Magazine

Deputy editor, IMAGE & Image Interiors

Articles

  • 1 week ago | image.ie | Megan Burns

    Make sure to check it out before it’s gone. Running from June 20-27 at 18 Ormond Quay Upper in Dublin 7, A Different Kettle of Fish Altogether is the first exhibition from Fort Gallery. a newly established platform for material culture and craft. It seeks to reimagine the identity of Irish craft, both domestically and internationally, by providing an independent platform for artists, makers, and companies.

  • 1 week ago | image.ie | Megan Burns

    While previously dark and dated, a fresh scheme and details such as bespoke furniture have made it feel polished and welcoming. When Margaret Mallon of Power2design first saw this home in Rathfarnham, Dublin, it felt dated due to dark floors, lots of pine, and lots of dividing walls. “It lacked the modern conveniences of a new build, such as open plan spaces, up to date kitchen and cooking facilities and walk-in wardrobes,” she says.

  • 1 week ago | image.ie | Megan Burns

    Image / Living / Interiors Not only does it remove a TV as a focal point in your space, I’ve actually found it a more enjoyable watching experience. Moving into my home last year, the living room quickly became my favourite space in the house. It has tall ceilings, large windows, and generous proportions. However, there was no obvious place to put a TV.

  • 2 weeks ago | image.ie | Megan Burns

    Pinterest has released a report into what its users have been looking for, and it’s a great predictor of the trends that will take off over the next few months. Summer is always a time where we want our homes to feel fresh and welcoming, whether you’re having people over for drinks, or sprucing up your garden for a barbecue.

  • 2 weeks ago | image.ie | Megan Burns

    Image / Agenda / Business Louise Murphy, Insurance Sector Consulting Director at PwC shares how she has cultivated a career that has not only led to her own success, but nurtures that of others around her. As one of the leaders in PwC’s insurance sector, Louise Murphy’s role is varied – it’s about helping insurance clients navigate disruption. “No two days or weeks are the same,” she says.