The Journal

As experts in interior design and construction materials, we have extensively evaluated the qualities and limitations of various wall panelling options. In this article, we aim to highlight the exceptional...

Wall panelling has become an increasingly popular choice for homeowners and interior designers alike. Not only does it add texture and visual interest to a space, but it also serves...

    Transforming the look of your home's interior has never been easier or more affordable than with DIY wall panelling. By adding depth and a touch of traditional and...

Adding panelling to your staircase wall can bring elegance and style to your home. However, achieving a flawless installation requires accurate measurements. In this comprehensive guide, we will take you...

Creating a luxe bedroom design is all about bringing comfort, luxury, and style into your personal space. A well-designed bedroom should not only provide a cosy and relaxing atmosphere, but...

Mudrooms and laundry rooms are often the forgotten spaces in a home, but with a little bit of creativity and attention to detail, they can be transformed into practical and...

Interior trends for 2023 will still see warm and welcoming neutral palettes but with a bit more experimentation with bright, vibrant colours, for a real personalisation of our living spaces. Our...

Shiplap wall panelling takes it name from protective ship panelling and has been showing up in our interiors recently with a nautical charm. Shiplap can be hung horizontally or vertically and we recommend our No. 147 wainscotting wall panelling to create this rustic look.

Bathroom interiors have taken on a new lease of life and are treated with the same importance as any other room in the house. 

Customers are choosing wall panelling for their bathrooms as an alternative to traditional tiles. The water-resistant, hard-wearing quality of the panelling makes them ideal for splashbacks, cupboard doors, wainscoting or covering whole walls.

Post pandemic, there is a definite trend for maximalist interiors, with a focus on the pretty and decorative. Hard edges and stone surfaces have been replaced by lots of layering, natural shapes, comfortable textures and....well, more of everything! More pattern, more joy, more expression.

Many of the interior trends we saw in 2021 are set to continue in 2022 as we recover from these unsettling years, still in need of the very real sanctuary that our homes provide.

Trends centre around natural finishes, earthy palettes and feminine curves providing a much-needed sense of calm and harmony, keeping us grounded as we move into the New Year.

Are you longing for a quiet place to hide at the end of a long day? What you need is a Gentleman’s Den.

Here you can find inspiration and products to help you create a peaceful retreat in a corner of your home.