ISCD Graduates on Study + How to Crack into the Interiors Industry
Having studied design and interior styling at ISCD a few years ago, I often get people asking me what it was like and if they should enrol there. Today's post aims to help you make the decision - and I've brought in a few of my fellow ISCD graduates to give you their take on studying too.
Discover the New Atlas Collection from Sage and Clare
Homewares collections come and go; we love them, we consume them, and then we move on. But then there are products from a select few brands that feel too special to let go of, whose pieces are so unique that we treasure them for years and years. Sage and Clare is one of those brands. And this is their new Atlas Collection.
Colour Lovin: Inside the Home of Yvette Wilson from The Stylist Splash
Love a home that’s packed with colour but still retains a sense of sophistication? Look no further than today’s home tour, which belongs to style queen Yvette Wilson from local blog The Stylist Splash.
The Truth about Working as an Interior Stylist (and how to Become one)
The world of interior styling is nowhere near as glamorous as one might think, but that doesn't mean that it's not worth all the blood, sweat and tears that go into a shoot. If you've ever wondered what it's really like to work as an interior stylist, here's the lowdown (with bonus tips included on how to become one).
Marmoset Found’s 2016 Ceramics Range is Here. Prepare to Swoon.
Marmoset Found is no stranger to The Life Creative. Their products has been featured on the blog before; gushed over, swooned at, coveted and dreamt about. When photos of their new collection hit the inbox this week, it was all systems to go find out more about it.
Join Me for a Free Home Styling Workshop + Interior Trend Forecast
Before I trained as an interior stylist, putting a room together at home that I could be proud of was a pretty overwhelming experience. Knowing what colours to combine, what textures to introduce and where to position all the furniture was all a little 'too hard basket', and often resulted in my rooms feeling completely confused.