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resulting in various light qualities that create depth and warmth. The irregular, undulating edges of the paper add a sense of broken symmetry to the pieces.” When it comes to flooring, it is crucial to plan what works well in different zones. Kersaint Cobb, for instance, suggests its 100% sisal ranges as being a practical yet stylish option for living rooms and stairs. “The living room is the hub of the home,” says the brand. “It is where we go to relax with our loved ones and socialise with friends. Daily life can also take its toll on stairways, but sisal proves hard-wearing and perfect for high-traffic areas.” At Willis & Stone, designer Molly Chandler explains that limestone flooring remains a timeless choice for kitchens and bathrooms. “The stone’s unique natural patterns and textures bring a touch of character and sophistication, while its inherent warmth adds a cosy, inviting atmosphere to any room. Choose a lighter stone to help make rooms feel more open and brighter, creating an illusion of space.” For personalised expert advice on flooring, head to Ripples in Saffron Walden, which offers a design service for bathrooms including the finishing touches of tiling, taps and lighting. Soft furnishings are also key to adding that final sprinkling of magic to any scheme. Whether it’s fresh new bed The stone’s unique natural patterns and textures bring a touch of character

HOMEBOUND (Clockwise from top left) The Rug Seller believes sustainable rugs are the new trend; Pappelina brings fresh colour palettes; Ripples offers expert advice on bathroom flooring; Kersaint Cobb highlights its sturdy sisal range; Willis & Stone says limestone is the go-to for kitchens and bathrooms

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