Oh wow - what a day. You know those inbox moments where you do a double-take, re-read the email, then casually pretend you’re totally chill about it? Yeah… this was one of those. An email from the BBC asking YOU to contribute to an article? Huge win. Absolute pinch-me moment.
We’re beyond proud to share that our founder Jules Haines was invited to contribute to a BBC Culture piece titled “Embrace the imperfection: Eight quick fixes to revitalise your home” - a celebration of characterful spaces, lived-in beauty, and realistic ways to refresh your home without blowing the budget.
If you’ve ever searched for how to update your home on a low budget, quick home décor fixes, or easy ways to refresh a room, this article is exactly for you. It’s packed with smart, achievable ideas that prove you don’t need a full renovation to fall back in love with your space. Think small swaps, texture, colour, and embracing the perfectly imperfect details that make a house feel like home.
Naturally, we’re big believers in the power of home fabrics to transform a room fast - cushions, throws, and soft furnishings are some of the quickest, most affordable ways to update your interiors with minimal effort and maximum impact. Layering fabrics, mixing patterns, and leaning into texture is where the magic happens ✨
Being asked by BBC Culture to contribute to this conversation is a massive honour, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to see Jules recognised for her eye, experience, and refreshing take on interiors that feel real, warm, and attainable.
👉 Go and read the article, soak up the inspiration, and if it sparks an urge to refresh your space, you know where to find the fabrics to bring it to life. Sometimes, the quickest home décor fixes really do make the biggest difference.
Read the article here
