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interior design


Finishing Touch


Show your space some decor TLC with this season’s bargain buys. Gabrielle Fagan reveals her top finds.


G


reat style doesn’t have to be super-expensive. Aſter all, it’s those fabulous finishing


touches that really give a room personality and make it special. Tere’s a brilliant array of affordable homeware available on the high street right now, and you could even load up your trolley with on- trend accessories while doing your supermarket shop. Asda’s George Home range and the Sainsbury’s Home collection are both rightly renowned for their fashionable, purse-friendly items. Whether you want to transform a living room or just a corner, or beautify a bedroom - take your pick from these brilliant buys to help turn rooms into stylish sanctuaries...


“THIS SEASON’S ALL ABOUT


NATURAL MATERIALS AND TEXTURES - WOOL, MOHAIR AND CASHMERE.”


CREATE A CHIC CORNER Deep blues not only make a room feel calm and peaceful but will also add depth and drama. Create your own intimate space by switching light cottons for velvet and faux fur, to conjure a cosseting, cocooning effect. Add a comfy chair (refurb an old one with a throw) and treat yourself to a new lamp, which has the power to transform a space - then sit back and snuggle. Decor Tip: Tis season’s all about natural materials and textures - wool, mohair and cashmere feel gorgeously snug and improve with age. And don’t forget to ‘green it up’ with house plants, real or faux.


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