Red fireplace

Anna is renovating her forever home in Bristol and is a fan of using bold colours and textures in her interiors. She describes how no part of her home is untouched by vintage.

Feeling like you want to brighten and refresh the rooms in your home for the spring season? Pastel, spring-y colors can be hard to master — the wrong hue and you could feel like you’re living inside a piece of candy. But many of these shades of pink, yellow, blue and green, when done right, are calming, bright and cheerful. Here are nine shades that get it just right.

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Chalk Paint on old marble surround and paint white fireplace red.

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The fireplace is the eye catching focal point that brings this room together. I love the timeless look of the red brick with the white mantle and trim.

There’s a science behind a room scheme. We wouldn’t (or shouldn’t) just go hitting up the likes of Rockett St George and ramming a random mix of items into our virtual basket without first thinking…

“The current cold snap means I’ve spent more time than usual indoors, dwelling on areas in need of an update. My budget may not stretch to redecorating every room just yet, but moodboarding is a great first step, setting the template for my dream décor.” *Lucinda Chambers*

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These late victorian fireplaces are ones that we fitted some time ago into these warm, cozy aesthetics. The complexity of the marbling on top of the grand yet simple designs makes for tasteful centrepieces that neither insist on themselves or hide away but effortlessly give to the wider feeling of the space.