The dining room is a scene for many moments in people’s lives whether it’s for family meals, celebrations or dinner parties with friends. For those chefs amongst you the dining room might suitably be for showing off those cooking skills, however for some we know that the dining room also reflects your personal style.

The classic combination of Black and White is a timeless trend that is always in style. Particularly for 2018 as it’s trending again for this year

Dulux has projected that their colour palettes is reflective of the outside world, more importantly focusing on cultural climate changes this year. The tone is said to bring a sense of serenity into homes all around, this musky taupe with a hint of lavender is sure to make you feel at ease, press pause and unwind. For any trend palettes ahead this year, Heart Wood will act as the perfect canvas and at Camerich we have some suggestions of our own.

Whilst the use of peeling plaster, raw concrete and dangling wires doesn't necessarily sound like a fantastically lavish idea, in reality this design concept can offer a great deal of character to a space. When used in moderation, and paired with the right surroundings, having an 'unfinished' feature in your room can create a really stunning effect. Of course, you don't actually want your home to look like a building site, so it’s important to get it right.

Most of the time, hallways are neglected. A hallway is the first part of your home that anyone will see but most of the time, it is used as a dumping ground for shoes, coats and umbrellas.

Whilst here in the UK we may not be surrounded by the desert littered with beautiful cacti and rich terracotta earth, these elements can be transposed into our homes nonetheless. This ‘Tucson Mountain Retreat’ by DUST is a modern home, skilfully adapted to the extreme terrain of the Arizona desert. 

Whether it’s this side of Christmas or come the new year, who says this theme (minus the Christmas tree of course!) can’t be used all year round. Lights and yellow hues are a fabulous way to bring vibrancy and warmth to your home all year round.

With Christmas just around the corner, arguably everyones favourite event is the fabulous Christmas dinner. This is the highlight of everyone's year, so the dining table needs to look its best as the centrepiece for the day.

As Autumn has now surpassed us, we can start looking forward to the wonderful festivities of the winter season! To start things off we’ve considered cosy out door interiors, complete with fluffy throws, cushions and a warm fire pit to snuggle around.

Now that the cold season is in full swing, most of us just want to cosy up at home and avoid the dark cold evenings. Whilst the following below advice may seem contrary to instinct, it may be just the trick to create a warm escape this winter.

With winter fast approaching it’s hard not to think of cosy nights with a cuppa, hiding from the business and chill of London life.

Not only are console tables great for hallways, they are also provide a fantastic new dimensions for sofa arrangements. At Camerich, we have a few sofa ranges which can be accessorized using console tables. A great example is our ERA Sofa Range.  The ERA console table in between sofa sections creates not only a unique and elegant look, yet also a great way to have your drinks and snacks very close to you instead, of having to stretch forward to get close to the coffee table.

Now that Autumn has arrived, Berry colours are in season and trending for interiors! As the weather becomes cooler outside, you can incorporate deep rich colours into your home for a warmer and inviting feel. 

Being faced with a blank room can be very daunting, whether it’s a new build and you’re starting from scratch or you’re having a renovation, choosing new furniture and a theme for the room is a scary task.

The important thing to remember is to inject some personality into the space. You can still keep the colours simple, but by adding a few personal touches and focusing on some quirky details your space will be sure to hit the mark.