Cambridge Edition October 2024 - Newsletter

HOME EDITION

Find out more about Catherine and her work at catherineharhalakisinteriors.com opines. “The design of my home and how my family likes to live enhances our human experience. This brings me a feeling of joy and connection to them and to the space we get to call home. A house that prioritises the human experience, as well as the way things look, will create a home.” doesn’t know what they want to do, and bring fresh ideas that create something beautiful, comfortable and functional,” she comments. “When I work with a client, we begin by getting very detailed about how they like to live. We explore the functional side of the design before getting into the aesthetics and style. For instance, what does a typical day look like? How do they move around in their space? Do they like to entertain? Do they have kids and pets?” Collaboration is at the centre of the process, with Catherine interpreting a client’s vision and bringing it to life by creating a space that enhances the lives of those living within its walls. “Home must feel right for you,” she strong sense of belonging and ‘giving the home its soul’. “The idea of building your own house can feel intimidating, and is overwhelming at times with all the endless decisions to make. But the joy of living in a house that’s bespoke to how you like to live is worth it.” Home truths As with her own sanctuary, Catherine’s idea of a successful home is one where harmony exists between the physical design of your space and the way you live. After creating her Cambridge home project, she recognised the knowledge gained over years of placemaking in various locations. She sought to formalise her education at London’s KLC School of Design, before taking the leap and setting up her own interior design business in 2022. “I fill in the gaps where my client I love the idea of transformation

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