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The way you write is so down to earth and makes interior design feel accessible to me. What a revelation to discover that I have permission to put things I like together, in a way that is functional for how I live! Always appreciate the tips and the reminder that I may take what works for me and leave anything that doesn't.

I've realised, reading your writing, that I really want loads of pink in my house. Now I just have to convince my husband. Or sneak it in without him noticing 🩷

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This list is worth printing out and tucking away in my day diary! As you point out, I do some of these instinctively. But what you say here reminds me to be bolder and more determined in the process of choosing what I love and works for me/us.

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Oh Kate. I could gaze at photos of your stunning Italian house, and especially your study, all day. Please tell me you are going to be bringing out a sumptuously illustrated coffee table book about it? We need this!

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Hmm. Well you’re not the first to ask but I’m not sure at the moment… perhaps if enough people were interested…

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Brilliant and your way of writing always makes me smile.

I agree wholeheartedly with every one of your design principles and I wasn’t aware I had my own principles until I read yours. Even the white one - and I am a lover of white, well.. at least white’ish walls!

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Can you remind me where your plum curtains in the lounge came from please?

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Hi Tracy they are from secret linen store in conker and I added ruffle tape so I could hang them on curtain rings as I didn’t want tab tops. X

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