Here are some before and after photos of my work!
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Green is always the answer ![]()
Josie wanted to bring a little beauty to her kitchen, so we painted the cabinets in Bancha by Farrow & Ball ![]()
We swapped the old black handles for shiny bronze ones, as they pair gorgeously with this earthy green ![]()
Next, we’ll paint the walls around the cabinets in a warm cream, to bring the whole room together and make that lush green sing! ![]()
It’s such an affordable way of making a big difference in your kitchen ![]()


Carol wanted a warm, cosy living room.
This is a little glimpse into what we’ve created! ![]()
Softly textured voiles drape against the Cocoa Dust walls ![]()
This gorgeous wicker vase was a second-hand find that I sourced for the room — affordable, textured, and perfectly suited to our scheme.
I added dried grasses that I picked myself to bring the peace of the outdoors inside ![]()


Frances wanted to make the small space feel bigger and cosier!
I suggested a statement wall behind the headboard to ground the space. I found this beautiful calming wallpaper, which brings together the colours already running through the room.
Frances loved the solution, so I set about hanging it for them.
Paired with the warm lighting and soft textiles, it has transformed the space into a peaceful botanical retreat, with an ethereal golden-hour glow!
I love how a small change, like a wallpapered wall, can instantly improve the atmosphere of a room 😌


Mural Magic!
I loved turning this plain wall into something special, adding to the botanical, peaceful vibe of this apartment ![]()
I wanted the mural to be gentle on the eye, so I chose to use just one colour, creating an inverted silhoutte effect
This is a great way of adding character without overwhelming the space.


This open-plan living space feels so warm and earthy with the alcoves painted in Lichen by Farrow & Ball ![]()
We chose a shade that feels calming and grounding, while tying pleasingly into the green tones of the wallpaper on the right.
To complement the warmer hues and make the space feel even cosier, we used Joa’s White by Farrow & Ball on the chimney breast and between each alcove throughout the open-plan area ![]()
These simple changes have added so much character and peace to this room.
The home-owners say it has made their living space even more inviting for both relaxing and socialising, and it’s adored by their guests! ![]()


Introducing Amber’s Den 🌳✨
It was Amber’s Den that inspired me to begin Rhubarb Rooms ![]()
This project unearthed a desire in me to make beautiful spaces that become special, heartfelt parts of people’s lives.
Places for reading, playing, hiding, resting, socialising and making memories ![]()
To read more, go to my dedicated Amber’s Den page! 😇
