UK Home Interiors

25/08/2026

Design Tip Tuesday! 🎨

Want to create a feature wall that feels elegant rather than overwhelming?

Panel mouldings are a simple way to add depth, character and architectural detail to a room.

✨ Keep the proportions balanced – Larger walls can handle more panels, while smaller spaces often look better with fewer, larger sections.

✨ Plan your spacing – Keep the gaps between panels consistent for a polished, professional finish.

✨ Think about the height – Full-height panels can make a room feel taller, while dado-height panelling creates a more traditional look.

✨ Consider your colour – Painting the mouldings the same colour as the wall creates a sophisticated, seamless finish. For more contrast, choose a complementary shade.

The secret? It’s all about proportion. Take time to plan your layout before fitting, and your feature wall will feel intentional rather than busy.

Save this tip for your next project! 🤍

18/08/2026

Choosing the right cornice size can make a huge difference to the proportions of your room.

As a general guide:
✨ Lower ceilings → opt for a more subtle, smaller profile around 5-10cm in size
✨ Standard-height ceilings → a medium-sized cornice around 7-15cm in size usually works beautifully
✨ Higher ceilings → don’t be afraid to go larger and more decorative around 15cm+ in size

The key is to consider the overall proportions of the room, rather than simply choosing the largest profile available.

A well-proportioned cornice can add elegance, character and a beautifully finished look without overwhelming the space.

When you purchase samples, stick them up in place to gauge the size you need.

Save this tip for your next project!

14/08/2026

Just 2 months to go… ✨

The countdown to Decorex 2026 has officially begun!

We’ll be heading to Olympia London this October and we’re getting everything ready for four exciting days surrounded by inspiring interiors, talented designers and plenty of ideas.

11–14 October 2026 | Olympia London

We can’t wait. 🤍

Will you be joining us?

07/08/2026

A cornice can do more than frame a ceiling.

In this installation, Premier Cornice 31 has been used as a pelmet cornice, discreetly concealing the curtain track while adding an elegant architectural feature above the window.

Its intricate detailing creates a beautiful finish, proving that practical design can be every bit as luxurious as it is functional.

Whether used around the ceiling or as a pelmet, Premier Cornice 31 adds timeless character to any interior.

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05/08/2026

A beautifully designed room should draw your eye upwards.

Premier Cornice 11 creates crisp architectural lines that frame the ceiling with quiet confidence, adding a sense of proportion and refinement to both contemporary and traditional interiors.

The result is a space that feels considered, elegant and effortlessly timeless.

Discover more at www.ukhomeinteriors.co.uk

30/07/2026

28/07/2026

Design Tip Tuesday! 🎨

Think beyond the ceiling.

When people think of cornice, they usually picture the ceiling.

But some of the most creative designs use mouldings in unexpected ways.

Cornice can be used to create elegant curtain pelmets, wall features, hidden lighting details and bespoke architectural elements that add character throughout a room.

Sometimes it's worth looking at a product differently—you might discover a design solution you hadn't considered.

See you next Tuesday for another Design Tip.

21/07/2026

Design Tip Tuesday!🎨

Why designers love wall panelling.

Wall panelling isn't just about adding decoration.

It helps create balance, introduces texture and gives large walls a stronger sense of proportion.

Whether it's a feature wall, a hallway or a bedroom, panelling adds architectural interest without overpowering the space.

The best designs often rely on subtle details rather than bold statements.

See you next Tuesday for another Design Tip.

Image Credits: Bounce Architecture Ltd

14/07/2026

Design Tip Tuesday! 🎨

Make your ceilings feel higher.

Want a room to feel taller without changing the structure?

Drawing the eye upwards is one of the oldest tricks in interior design.

Adding cornice creates a natural transition between the wall and ceiling, helping to frame the room and give it a more elegant, balanced appearance.

Combined with good lighting and a light colour palette, it can make a room feel brighter and more spacious.

A small detail that can completely change how a room feels.

See you next Tuesday for another Design Tip.

07/07/2026

Design Tip Tuesday is here!

Every Tuesday we'll be sharing simple interior design tips, ideas and inspiration to help you create beautifully finished spaces.

Whether you're renovating a home, planning a new project or simply looking for inspiration, we'll be covering everything from wall panelling and cornice to lighting, skirting and architectural details.

Let's start with one of the easiest ways to elevate a room...

Don't overlook the finishing touches.

Features like skirting, cornice and wall mouldings frame a room, adding definition and character that paint alone simply can't achieve.

Sometimes the smallest details have the biggest impact.

See you next Tuesday for another Design Tip.