Throughout the whole time working on the first 15 episodes of the ground breaking BBC2 show "Your Home Made Perfect", I didn't stop learning. Even after 24 yrs renovating properties, every day there was a situation I hadn't come across before, a new product or material, or a new way of doing something. So for... Continue Reading →
What with telly work and more than a little Moregeous HQ DIY, I'd a full on 2019 but I always squeeze in time for the Real Homes gang when they want to do something fun. This usually involves me & cameraman Matt gossiping and giggling, running around at trade shows or being nosey parkers in... Continue Reading →
Start of renovation. The supreme confidence of home renovators. Yeh, no sweat, we've got this. Totally gonna smash it on time, on budget and thoroughly detailtastic. End of renovation. Where'd those grey hairs come from? Where'd all our money go? Why's the builder scarpered without creating all that bespoke joinery that's been in our heads... Continue Reading →
Ola! Though my recent blog posts might suggest otherwise, worry not, Make It Moregeous isn't going to be ALL food related in 2020. Not that you home and lifestyle aficionados aren't partial to food related musings, mind, judging by the growing number of you who've been first to one of our interiors days and then... Continue Reading →
It’d be fair to say that architect Laura Clark nailed the brief for the redesign of Helen & Rob's Victorian terrace on the opening ep for our second batch of Your Home Made Perfect. If social media is anything to go by, the crittall-look love is real. Seeing these kind of inspirational projects gives homeowners... Continue Reading →
What's not to love about the all things Crittall - a seriously hot look at the moment and a style which really transcends trends. It is having a moment, there's no denying that, but anything which has been popular for centuries will stand the test of time when factored into the right scheme. Laura nailed... Continue Reading →
Earlier this year when asked if I fancied recording a series of interior design podcasts by Sofa Workshop, although I love to chat, the invitation made me a bit nervous. I'm not a trained journo with long honed skills in eliciting information out of other humans. That makes journos sound a little like SAS interrogators... Continue Reading →
