CIGAL KAPLAN INTERIOR DESIGN BLOG

Hello and welcome to this month’s blog, where I’ll be explaining how the design process works here at Cigal Kaplan Interiors.

In today’s blog I’ll discuss key tips on how to achieve this within your home, regardless of the actual size of your property.

How it works: This is an intensive service where we will give you as much design advice as we possibly can, within 6 hours.

This week I will discuss the top 5 reasons why you should consider investing in a Professional Picture Hanger.

I’ve written this blog to help you understand the role of colour theory when deciding how to paint your room, and how, practically, to find the best paint for the look and atmosphere you want to achieve.

In today’s blog, I want to help get you excited for Spring, and will run you through the ten easiest ways to revamp your home for this new, beautiful time of year.

Today I will be discussing a few ideas on how you can improve your small house by taking into consideration every small niche and wall.

To end my 2020 blog magazine, I would like to share with you my knowledge on where to find affordable art in London.

Let’s talk about your work environment. We need to adapt to our changing circumstances.

We are living in extraordinary times. It felt like life was becoming a bit normal there for a minute, right?

The newly built apartment blocks in the big cities are getting taller and taller, while the flats are getting smaller and smaller.

For the last blog of this series, I’m talking about kitchen and bathroom trends for 2020 and beyond.

What questions to ask in an interior design consultation before embarking on a house project?

Nothing these days is normal. I am juggling like most of you with home-schooling, making meals throughout the day, trying to keep my house tidy, and most importantly, I am trying to keep sane.

It looks as if we are in for a long haul working from home. Our apartments are going to feel tiny and our normal size homes are going to feel small.

Thank you for all the positive feedback from the first part of my trends series looking at new colour and pattern trends.

People often ask me for advice on new design trends so today on the blog I’m starting a 3 part look at interior design trends for 2020.

Recently, I’ve been stopped on the school run to ask if I can give tips on how to refresh children’s bedrooms.

Halloween has been and gone. The beautiful Autumn colours are slowly disappearing. It’s time to get your home ready for winter.

Thinking of planning a renovation project for 2020? Autumn is here, and before we know it, we’re sitting at home thinking of saying goodbye to another beautiful Summer.