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Lucy Williams became a bona fide interiors authority in the summer of 2022 when her house was featured in House & Garden, but for many she needs no introduction. She has built up a loyal following across multiple platforms, thanks to her personal style, which possess that rare quality of being unexpected, but with a familiar, accessible appeal.
Below, she selects 26 things to brighten up your space with, all for under £100.
… can make the most basic divan bed base feel special and I always love stripes. This feels very fresh for summer, like turning your bedroom into a Greek guesthouse.
… is the ideal time to start playing around with a Kensan flower frog. It's a different way to display flowers–and you definitely don’t need to be a pro!
… I like that these iron candle holders come in 3 different sizes, so you can dot them down a long table or group them together in the middle of one smaller one.
… for serving berries and summer tomatoes straight to the table.
… and this is an easy, but very good looking option if your shower or bath area doesn’t have an inbuilt one.
… on a warm summer’s evening.
… and this might be the chicest one out there.
… it looks so great on window seats, across a bed or on a sofa, and needs little else in terms of adornment to look great.
… anything animal-related and ceramic, so this bowl was a no-brainer.
… A real forever piece of chef's kit.
… I imagine the, sitting on top of a dresser for everyday jewellery, makeup and other bits and bobs or for grouping candles together on an ottoman.
… for making inevitable clutter look and feel that bit prettier. Plus, I often think something like this little box is the exactly the finishing touch a mantle, bedside table or dresser needs to complete it.
… by Le Sabre. Amazing quality and I love what the pop of colour can do to an otherwise plain table.
… and these napkins would the perfect way to inject some of it at home without having to wield a paintbrush.
… these shades help create the nicest glow in a room.
… I think side plates are a nice way into more colourful ceramics–always a fun sidekick to a simple white dinner plate.
… some chic, short-stemmed coupé cocktail glasses for a summer martini.
… and red and blue together is always a winning combination.
… as it is for toast.
…and it always makes me smile. I love the juxtaposition of something natural with something
decidedly more artificial, but much loved and nostalgic.
… but it would look lovely on any table either way.
… or turn a dark corner into a reading nook.
… or just throwing down on a wall or bench and making it feel like it was made for lounging on.
… The embroidery is very pretty and delicate, and when I saw them in person I was really impressed with the detail and quality.
… They’re affordable, they look great in any kitchen style and, more importantly, they work.
… it’s less cutesy and a bit punchier so these napkins are perfect.
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