Hello, and welcome to this gorgeous new home in what promises to be an amazing new year. I’m starting it with a new project reveal, and that’s a fabulous start, me thinks. This is the first time I haven’t picked
Living and Dining Room – Manzil



Hello, and welcome to this gorgeous new home in what promises to be an amazing new year. I’m starting it with a new project reveal, and that’s a fabulous start, me thinks. This is the first time I haven’t picked

Happy New Year, everyone! I’m starting this year in the best way possible… by looking back at the best of last year, with the top 5 posts of 2022!

It’s time to roundup the year with the last roundup of the year, the Wallpaper Roundup 2022! Here’s a random fact for you – the wallpaper roundup was the first roundup I ever wrote, way back in 2018. It’s because

Our final stop in the tour of this gorgeous home, is this little boy’s room of Keje. We’ve taken our time walking through this home. Over the last few weeks I have relived our months of planning, selections and all

Today we walk through the heart of the home, the soft and serene Kitchen of Keje.

Of all the roundups I share with you, the rugs are by far my favourite. So I’m super happy to be here today with all the gorgeous rugs we’ve used last year. Welcome to the Rug Roundup 2022.

On to our next beautiful space from this dazzling home, today we’ll take a walk through the Father’s Room of Keje.

I still have two bedrooms and the kitchen of this stunning home to share with you. And yet, here I am today, with the bathrooms of Keje. That itself should give you an idea of absolutely gorgeous they are!

A window, is a window. It’s made of glass and it let’s in light. And you cover it with curtains when you don’t want the light, or anybody’s eyes looking in. You can’t change its size and shape (at least

Our next stop in this home tour, is the magnificent master bedroom of Keje. A silky grey, Italian marble floor, with pearly beige textured walls. Modern fluted wardrobes with vintage chandeliers. And customarily bright blues and reds used in subtle,