On the Colour Couch
On the Colour Couch with BBC1 Interior Design Masters winner, John Cooper
I’m really excited to share this Colour Couch interview with you because this time I am sitting down with the winner of this year’s BBC Interior Design Masters, John Cooper. If you watched the series like I did, each episode was a must watch. I always enjoyed seeing what John would come up with and…
Read MoreOn the Colour Couch with artists Tipperleyhill
Abi Tippetts and Roz Berkeley Hill, the dynamic duo behind Tipperleyhill, have been captivating art enthusiasts with their vibrant and whimsical creations. Known for their joyful, uplifting prints and colourful original artworks, and window murals they bring a sense of playfulness to everything they create. They also inspire hundreds of budding artists through their lively…
Read MoreOn the Colour Couch with paint maker Edward Bulmer
One of my aims with On the Colour Couch is to speak with the people behind some of the leading paint brands to uncover the stories, ideas and philosophies that shape the colours we use. This time it’s Edward Bulmer, the designer and architectural historian behind Edward Bulmer Natural Paint. Edward has spent his career…
Read MoreOn the Colour Couch with textile designer, Charlotte Gaisford
Sometimes conversations are just meant to happen, even if they take a few years to get there! Charlotte and I first talked about doing this Colour Couch chat all the way back in 2020 when we first met through a mutual textile designer friend Susi Bellamy. We met up over the years saying we’ll get…
Read MoreOn the Colour Couch with artist/architect Kuda Mushangi
If you love when art and architecture collide, you’ll want to know the name Kuda Mushangi. As both a full-time architect and artist, Kuda brings a sharp eye for detail and a strong sense of form to each. His work explores the connections between place, memory and identity, often expressed through abstract forms and colour.…
Read MoreOn the Colour Couch with colour historian Patrick Baty
If you love colour history you may already know the name Patrick Baty. Together with his family he runs Papers and Paints in Chelsea, London, a specialist paint shop that is a go to for designers and heritage experts searching for authentic historic colours. Patrick is renowned for uncovering the stories hidden in old layers…
Read MoreOn the Colour Couch with Light Tribe founder Xander Cadisch
This time on the Colour Couch I’m joined by Xander Cadisch, Co-Owner of Phos Light and Founder of Light Tribe by Phos. Xander and I first connected during the very first Light Tribe webinars back in lockdown one, and over the years we’ve not only collaborated but also become friends. I’ve had the pleasure of…
Read MoreOn the Colour Couch with Garden Designer Manoj Malde
I’m really excited to share this Colour Couch interview with you. If Manoj Malde looks familiar it could be that you have seen him on BBC2’s Your Garden Made Perfect where he has been a much loved member of the garden design team for the past few years. Or perhaps you have come across his…
Read MoreOn the Colour Couch with Joanne Hardcastle
Have you ever been scrolling through Instagram when suddenly one image makes you stop? It catches your eye and you just have to see who this person is. That is exactly what happened to me when I spotted a pair of legs poking out from under a bed, wearing black and white striped tights and…
Read MoreOn the Colour Couch with Dulux Creative Director Marianne Shillingford
What a joy it is to introduce you to Marianne Shillingford. For those of you who have yet to meet her, Marianne is the Senior Creative Director at Dulux UK and one of the kindest people in the colour industry. She devotes a great deal of her own time to a charity she founded, the…
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