Invite natural blooms and rose garden-inspired aesthetics in to give a floral boost to your living space, and let the power of flowers brighten your décor and well-being
SOFA, SO GOOD
Traditional meets modern with this elegant way to incorporate a meadow scene. Furniture covered with a floral fabric brings nature inside without overwhelming the room. Pick out tones from the design for cushions or furnishings to create a cohesive look.
Cath Kidston Printmaker two-seater sofas in coral chalky velvet, and Summer Birds combination, both £1,329; Billow cube footstool in Summer Birds, £349, all DFS
ROOM WITH A VIEW
You don’t even need to look outside your window to enjoy nature’s best with modern cottagestyle floral curtains. Fabric has the ability to immediately soften any space, and these full drop versions go even further with their pretty, painterly flower design.
Livia Sorbet curtains, from £169, Hillarys
SEASONAL SCENE
Perfect for adding a temporary splash of floral design, a tablecloth is an instant way to give a fresh look to your dining space with no long-term commitment. Blooms are a great pick-me-up for springtime, and can be rotated with other designs according to the season.
Ilhavo floral washed cotton tablecloth, £44, La Redoute
PRETTY MIX
Heritage-style prints are having a moment. Genuinely timeless, they look equally at home in a modern or a traditional interior. Pair with on-trend paint colours, furniture and accents to bring these stylish designs right up to date.
Morris & Co. x Emery Walker’s House collection, Borage wallpaper in Sunflower, from £99 per roll; Rose blind fabric in Bough’s green/rose, £115; footstools in Flowers by May fabric in indigo, £249 per m, and Emery’s Willow fabric in Woad Blue, £105 per m, all Morris & Co.
RELAXING SPACE
Bringing an outdoor theme into any room will invoke a relaxed vibe, so a fabulous space to do this is the bathroom. As often the smallest room in the home, you can have fun with larger, more darin
