We all know those blissful moments in life. Those little indulgences which make your heart skip a little with excitement. For us, it’s a new series on Netflix, bottomless brunch, the arrival of an ASOS delivery and it’s afternoon tea. Let’s talk about afternoon tea for a minute. Teeny tiny bite-sized portions towered high. An…
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We’re always on the lookout for design specialists and love to bring the latest experts to Forward Features. When a copy of the newest Andrew Martin Interior Design Review landed on our laps, we were overwhelmed at the amount of architect & design talent across the globe. One of which is Beirut based architect, Rabih Geha and we’re…
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You know how it goes; the letterbox clatters and you raise your eyes to the ceiling and think – what bad news have we got today? Thanks to emails, whatsapps and other forms of digital media, the most that comes through the door these days is bills. Good old fashioned monotonous white envelopes. However, if…
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It’s been a whirlwind few weeks in the life of Forward Features. London Design Festival kicked off and we tried to squeeze in as much as possible. The V&A was naturally a highlight – catch-up on what it had to offer here – and designs shows such as Decorex offered fresh, new talent which was…
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When it comes to interior styling, the high-street is often overlooked. We ourselves have partaken in this snobbery, not wanting anything mass-produced in our home in favour of unique trinkets and special pieces. However, it’s time to dispel the rumours and speak to an expert on how to create a well-styled space with pieces from…
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What is the future of design? It was architect, Zaha Hadid who once said, “I really believe in the idea of the future”. That was, and still is, completely evident in her architecture. From the Rivserside museum in Glasgow and her work on the London Aquatics Centre, through to Samsung’s latest collaboration at Milan Design…
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When planning a revamp to the home it’s sometimes hard to know where to start. You may know the colours you’re looking to use or perhaps you have a statement sofa that you know you want to be the main focus, however putting your ideas into practice can be difficult.
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One of the more hidden gems of the interiors scene in London, the Design Centre at Chelsea Harbour is a hub for interior designers and design-lovers alike. It’s the go-to destination for seeing the top names in everything from wallpapers, fabric, trimmings, lighting, high-end furniture and more in one place. Think of it as a…
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Well guys, we made it! January and it’s blues are just a distant memory. We’re all back on the booze now Dry January has gone to bed, we’ve just started the Year of the Rooster and, yes – Donald Trump is officially the leader of the free world. But we’re all about staying positive, so…
Read MoreAt this time of year with X Factor, I’m a Celebrity and Bake Off still fresh in our heads, we’ve just about had enough of TV talent shows for 2016. That’s why we’re especially excited for it to be 2017 and for the return of the Great Interior Design Challenge. What makes the show is…
Read MoreIt’s been a while since our last 5 Minutes With so we’re thrilled to return with interior designer and stylist, Bhavin Taylor. Championing colour and pattern, Bhavin has worked on some amazing projects, with lots of exciting things in the pipeline. Here’s what Bhavin had to say… 1. Tell us about the first place you called…
Read MoreBeautiful prints and repetitive motifs are key within this designers style and we were thrilled to ask her a few questions on where to find inspiration as well as her newest collection ‘Rekki in Reykjavik’. Here’s our 5 minutes with designer Ella Doran… Tell us about the first place you called “home” and how did…
Read MoreA few months back we were absolutely hooked, as we imagine many of you were, on The Great Interior Design Challenge. That brings us to this month’s 5 minutes with – stylist, interior designer, journalist and GIDC judge, Sophie Robinson… Tell us about the first place you called “home” and how did you make…
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