‘As winter approaches, opt for rich indigo blues and warm greys for that cosy feeling. Layer up different textures, such as embroidered cushions, chunky knits and quilted throws. Or, if you prefer a more down-to-earth, pared-back style, mix and match linens and textured knits for a tactile look.’
Choose patchwork-effect bedding, such as this Slow Living duvet set, £20 from JD Williams, for an easy way to achievea bohemian look in your bedroom
Combining monochrome pattern and luxurious velvet, this Carmen bedspread by Gray & Willow, £130 from House of Fraser, would look great with crisp white bedding
This large faux Ficus tree from Marks & Spencer, £99, is a zero-maintenance way of bringing greenery indoors – its wovenbasket would suit most schemes
It’s all in the detail with the Grove side table, £129 from Swoon Editions. Asymmetric lines are etched into its top, and a sleek metalcage base nods to industrial style
This conical-shaped Cast pendant light by Menu is made from cast aluminium. Hang it over a bedside table for a modern alternativeto a table lamp. It’s £90 from Nest
Cushions and throws aren’t the only way to incorporate texture. This pouffe from Zara, £119.99, has a subtle raised design accentuated by bold embroidered detailing
Storage tins offer a fail-safe way of preventing clutter. This set of three Terrazzo tins from Ferm Living, £30, is stylish enoughto keep out on display
For a budget-friendly alternative to terrazzo flooring, try this rug by Lorena Canals (140 x 200cm), £220 from Amara. It’s washable,too, making it ideal for heavy traffic areas
Try incorporating the contrasting colour of the piping on this Pipelet cushion, £65 from Loaf, into your bedroomscheme with other accessories