If there's one thing the interiors you loved most in February have in common, it's their wonderful use of natural light and reflective surfaces.
We hear 'ya. We're ready for longer days and shorter nights too. So let's take a look and celebrate the dawning of spring.
1. HEART OF GLASS
With these beautiful stained glass panels, what more could you want? More opulence, we say – and that's exactly what this home owner has done with this elegant reflective wall-covering, bold brass sculpture and eye-catching crystal chandelier.
2. BAGS OF PERSONALITY
We'd expect nothing less from our favourite 'potter'. Designer, Jonathan Adler's place is as exuberant and packed with personality as the man himself, whilst still being restful and refined.
3. make an entrance
With such breathtakingly beautiful original features, this spectacular hallway needs little more than a lick of white paint, a simple light fitting and some vintage artworks on the walls. Less is more, after all.
4. SMILEY CULTURE
This is one way to make a grand hallway feel less formal. What a welcome!
5. wall of beauty
Fresh, bold and bright, this Tiffany blue backdrop is the perfect place for a spot of breakfast.
6 in the mood
Earthy tones and soothing neutrals are the key to this relaxed yet dramatic space.
7. extra sides
Light streams into this home office thanks to a floor-to-ceiling glass panel and a roof light, making good use of previously dead space.
8. good bones
When the original features in a house are this good, the only thing to do is to accentuate them with a soothing paint shade and let them do the talking.
9. midas touch
This room has been transformed by this spectacular wallpaper with its rich blue hue and golden tones. We can only imagine how the beautiful mural must come alive when the flames are flickering in the fire beneath.
10. beam us up
One word – wow!
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