
Sophie Warren-Smith
Interior Stylist and Journalist at Freelance
floral & interior stylist
Articles
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1 week ago |
homesandgardens.com | Sophie Warren-Smith
There are lots of ways to add privacy to your home without compromising your style, blocking out natural light, or going overboard budget-wise. From front yard privacy ideas to sheer curtains, plants inside and out, to renter-friendly window film, our seven expert ideas are sure to help you find the perfect fit, whether you own your home, have a big budget, or a small space to contend with.
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1 week ago |
inkl.com | Sophie Warren-Smith
7 smart ways to add privacy to your home 1. Adding plants for privacyPlanting a hedge in front of your windows will add privacy in a natural way (Image credit: Getty Images/Ali Majdfar)One of the first places to start when adding privacy is outside, according to Rachel Stringer, an experienced real estate agent at Raleigh Realty. 'Privacy shrubs and hedges are great because they create a living wall that both screens your yard and looks beautiful.
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1 week ago |
homesandgardens.com | Sophie Warren-Smith
If you've yearned to have a bedroom that rivaled a luxury hotel, we have the easiest trick to take your bed-making from mediocre to marvellous without tweaking your back or your wrists. A viral trend to use a spatula to tuck in the corners of your bedding easily makes light work of heavy mattress corners for a 10/10 tucked-in result, and when I gave it a go, it was really effective.
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1 week ago |
inkl.com | Sophie Warren-Smith
We all want to know how to make a bed that looks hotel-worthy, so our cleaning and organization experts explain how to utilize this viral trend to transform your bed to look fit for a luxury hotel in a matter of minutes. What is the spatula bed-making viral hack?
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1 week ago |
idealhome.co.uk | Sophie Warren-Smith
It's that time of year when our gardens need that extra bit of effort to turn them from passable to show-style in no time, but what if your garden is north-facing and struggles with light? When you look out and it all feels a little too gloomy and the inspiration to turn it around is lacking, the quickest way to add light and change up the look is by using colour.
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