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Author: Becky Hirt

I've lived in Kingston for over ten years. Having worked as head of communications for a charity until 2016, I wanted to improve my work life balance and get a little bit more creativity into my life. I now work from home, wearing two hats. My first is as a communications consultant. My second is as an interior stylist. Click on the links to find out more about how I can help you.
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What does an interior designer do?

The world of interior design can seem quite intimidating, especially if you’ve not worked with an interior designer before. I hate that this industry can be so opaque so I really hope that this post demystifies it a bit for you and answers the […]

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12th March 202512th March 2025

Interior design for neurodiversity

I think that one of the great developments of this century is that we now live with a deeper understanding of how different (and yet how similar) we all are. That’s not to say that our differences are greater than our similarities, but just […]

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17th April 202417th April 2024
commercial office design incorporating biophilic principles

Designing feel-good office life

The changing face of office space One of the lasting impacts of the pandemic has been on office spaces, many of which have laid empty for several years. Landlords and employers are having to think quite differently about commercial office design as employees now […]

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20th January 202324th January 2023

Fall in love with your home

An intriguing 2012 study by psychologists explained something called the IKEA effect. They discovered that when we are involved in creating something (even a piece of flat-pack furniture), we value it much more highly. By investing time and effort…

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1st April 202214th November 2022

How to make a room feel joyful

It feels jarring to talk about joy when our fellow humans are suffering, but if anything we need to celebrate and nurture this feeling more when times are tough. Finding joy in small, everyday pleasures is essential for good mental health. And our homes […]

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17th March 202214th November 2022

Create a home that fits you

As we begin to anticipate the end of our winter hibernation, many of us feel an urge to redesign and renovate our homes. It’s as though the lengthening days invite us to adopt the same spring rituals as the natural world around us. And […]

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11th February 202214th November 2022

Make a welcoming winter home

Once the clocks have wound back it’s impossible not to notice the darkening days and slow dwindling of the light. We may not be hibernating animals, but we can still feel winter’s call to retreat, hunker down, and seek sanctuary for the final turn […]

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22nd November 202114th November 2022

How biophilic interior design can improve your wellbeing

There’s a huge movement within interiors right now that is all about harnessing nature’s healing power at home. It’s called biophilic design. You might not have heard of biophilic interior design. So I’m going to explain what it is and how it can help […]

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2nd February 202114th November 2022

How to feel less claustrophobic and increase wellbeing at home

Many of us have been much more confined to our homes recently, because of all the measures being introduced to control the pandemic. It’s enough to make even the most resilient human feel the prickly sensation of claustrophobia, particularly if we’re working as well […]

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23rd November 202014th November 2022

The benefits of using natural materials at home

I love using natural materials as part of an interior design for wellbeing. Materials such as wood, stone and cork can be better for our health than their synthetic equivalents; they create a general sense of wellbeing, and are often better for the environment. […]

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30th September 202014th November 2022

How to create a sanctuary at home

During the current coronavirus crisis we’re being forced to get more of our needs met by our living space, rather than seeking fulfilment in the outside world. Interior design for wellbeing has never been more important. As our homes become workplaces, we need them […]

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1st April 202014th November 2022

How to make your home more eco-friendly in 2020

I’m not a big follower of interior trends because I think they just encourage us to buy (and waste) more. But there is one theme permeating the interiors world right now that I am paying attention to, and that’s sustainability. I don’t even like […]

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26th February 202014th November 2022

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