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interiors, they should be anything but. If you’re after some expert advice on decorating your home for the cold season, there are few people more well-versed in interior dos and don’ts than interior stylist and consultant Susie Clegg. With clients ranging from Google


to House of Fraser, there’s no doubting the impressive interior design portfolio to her name. To get the scoop on upcoming winter interiors, we asked the interior designer for some of her top tips.


With winter around the corner, can you share an interior trend anyone thinking of doing a winter revamp of their house should look out for? Dark rich greens are really in this season. You can incorporate this trend into your home with a simple textile update, or on a larger scale by painting your room in a colour from this palette.


What do you think will be the main points of difference between this year’s and last year’s winter trends?


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With clients ranging from Google to House of Fraser, Susie Clegg has an impressive design portfolio to her name. Monica Mizzi gets the scoop on upcoming winter interiors


inter is a time we often associate with being a bit gloomy, but when it comes to your


Last year’s trends were very Scandinavian, and focused on blond woods and lighter, more neutral wall colours. I think now there’s been a turn towards richer materials and colours in interiors, such as dark woods, and dark wall colours as part of an overall scheme of deep, rich tones.


Your work has taken you to loads of countries around the world, includung Italy, the United States and the United Arab Emirates. In your experience, how do British winter interiors compare to other countries’ aesthetics? I think, when you look at our climate, we do winter very well. We can play with layering textures, dark wall colours, and dark woods


There’s been a turn


towards richer materials and colours in interiors, such as dark woods, and dark wall colours being bolder in colour and overall schemes


and, of course, we have the darker evenings and an overall cosier feel to how we live. In other countries, which is seen as a benefit to some, they don’t enjoy the change of seasons as much, so their interiors tend to be more static.


In your opinion, what’s the one place in your house that making even a small modification to can have the biggest impact? I think that sometimes, changing the smallest room in the house can create the biggest impact. That’s why I think the bathroom is a great place to make a small modification to. Bathrooms are a room that can take colour well, which makes it easier for something like a color change to stand out.


What are some winter statement pieces people can consider adding to their living room to make it pop? I recommend the 1985 Labyrinth Rug Rouge by One Nine Eight Five from Heals, and also the Massimo 3 Seater Sofa by Magnus Long, also from Heals. Other great statement pieces to consider are the NORA


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