A lot people neglect their bathroom space, and besides those relaxing hour-long bubble baths, it's not a room people spend more than 10 minutes in. But let's be honest, your bathroom space is being judged by your visitors probably as much as the kitchen, if not more.

If you’re in the Devon area, you should take a day trip to Branscombe. With its quaint pubs and pebble beach, this seaside village is great no matter what the season.

Coffee table books are a great focal point for your living room, and finding the right ones is an art. In my opinion, it’s all about finding the right books for the atmosphere; both style/look and what’s inside.

The way you store things can make your space less stressful, more put together, and not to mention you'll be able to find things.

I'm not sure if there's anything better than catching up with girlfriends over a bottle of roseé on a perfect London summer afternoon.

If you’re like me, wearing bright colours just doesn’t really do it for you. 90% of the time I’m wearing black, the other 10% I’m wearing neutral colours.

Adulting means changing the way you present/display your alcohol collection; more like a sophisticated grown up, rather than a broke ass uni student.

When we ‘landed’ in Dover we were starving, so the search for a nice café with breakfast and a good latte was the top priority.

Plants have always been on trend, but lately I've found an obsession with plants and how much the improve a home. Plants don't only make your home look stunning, but they're also really great for your health. 

Since living in London/ the UK, I still hadn’t started exploring much of this beautiful country. So I decided it was time to make a trip to the Costwolds {finally}. After doing some research, and seeing its adorable charm, I thought Castle Combe was a must.