PC:
Within your home you have chosen some artworks from our latest collection. What did you want these artworks to add to your space, as far as scale, colour and texture?
Louise:
In the living room, I wanted to add artwork on a larger scale. Since we don’t have very high ceilings, a bigger piece helps create a sense of volume.
I prefer using muted colours—though I consider myself quite minimalist when it comes to colour. That’s why I chose artworks with subtle tones; they soften the space and add warmth without overwhelming it. I like art that is abstract and not too predictable for the eye, as it often adds an edge and draws people in subconsciously.I also considered the overall colour palette of our home—but I can get a bit nerdy about that! ;-)
PC:
Do you have any advice for people in our community who might be facing a renovation of their own?
Louise:
Whether you plan to do a lot of the work yourself or hire professionals, the key is having a well-thought-out plan and a clear overview from the start. This helps avoid rushed, poorly considered decisions. You’ll be much happier with a result where the details have been carefully planned—and it will also save you money and time.For example, if you have already chosen the materials and design for your project, but then suddenly decide on a different countertop, the entire look can change. That’s why having a solid plan and "mood board" from the beginning is so valuable.Of course, you can always call me, and I’d be happy to help with the planning! ;-)
PC:
What projects are you working on in 2025?
Louise:
I already have many exciting projects lined up for 2025. I will be completing a large commercial project in Nordvest, working on several interior design projects for private clients, and I’m booked for assisting in styling projects at 3 Days Of Design. Additionally, I am expanding into a new branch of my business that will focus more on textiles—I’m really looking forward to sharing much more about this on social media.