What are your New Years Resolutions for your home?
What are your plans for sprucing up your home in 2017? For a quick and easy way to update a bedroom, how about some fresh flowers and some new crisp white bedding on a beautiful bed frame to create a calming space for the year ahead.
We'd love to hear your ideas! What are your New Years Resolutions for your home?
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Kerry Donnelly
7 years agoI've just bought this paper to brighten up my grey kitchen, going to use it round my seating to zone the area, trying to be bold and hopefully it works.
Kerry Donnelly
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7 years agoWow, that looks incredible! Really like the bold colours. The colour palette is quite similar to the one our friends at Bluebellgray use - here's an upholstered bed frame they did for us last year. Maybe they could spark some inspiration for you!
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