Hi there!
I’m Abi, and if you’re all about creating that simple, pared-back aesthetic and want to turn your living space into a haven of clean lines and neutral tones, you’ve come to the right place. I specialise in neutrals and am passionate about transforming living spaces with natural materials, light, texture and thoughtful decor choices.
My passion for sustainable design began over 10 years ago, when I moved into my first home - a small seaside cottage. After upcycling a pine wardrobe, I well and truly caught the bug. Since then, I’ve found so much joy in giving second-hand furniture a new life and exploring my own creativity to add a personal stamp and create something truly unique.
Over time, my signature style emerged - often featuring rich, neutral colours such as Salt of the Earth, Pampas, Funky Dora and Blackjack. I love to combine paint shades with natural, wooden elements - using painting techniques to allow parts of the original piece to peek through, anchoring it to the character of the room as a whole.
Blending creativity with sustainability defines my take on a timeless look, creating interiors with the perfect balance of functionality, minimalism and warmth.
Start your neutrals style journey
Colour drenching is painting an entire room, walls, doors, skirtings and even ceilings, in one colour to create a calm, cohesive feel. Here Abi shows you how…
How to Paint Perfect Stripes on Furniture
Stripes can completely transform a piece of furniture into something playful, classic or totally bespoke depending on the colours and widths you choose. Here’s how to get clean, crisp stripes every...
How Do I Create the Drama Llama hack on the Staircase?
If you’re looking for an alternative guide to the brilliant Browning Wax hack for high traffic areas, check out Abi’s step-by-step Drama Llama hack.
My favourite project
This drinks cabinet project is my absolute favourite, because it feels like the perfect mix of my creativity, practicality, and personality. I love how I was able to transform a £35 Facebook Marketplace dresser into something so special and unique. From the moment I spotted it, I could see its potential and creating that stunning custom petrol-green shade by mixing Frenchic’s Blackjack and Victory Lane was such a satisfying process. The colour is so rich and vibrant, especially when the sunlight hits it.
The pop of Victory Lane inside the drinks cabinet feels like my little signature touch. While I adore neutral tones, I love the idea of a hidden surprise of bold colour when you open it up – it’s unexpected yet perfectly balanced.
My favourite project
This drinks cabinet project is my absolute favourite, because it feels like the perfect mix of my creativity, practicality, and personality. I love how I was able to transform a £35 Facebook Marketplace dresser into something so special and unique. From the moment I spotted it, I could see its potential and creating that stunning custom petrol-green shade by mixing Frenchic’s Blackjack and Victory Lane was such a satisfying process. The colour is so rich and vibrant, especially when the sunlight hits it.
The pop of Victory Lane inside the drinks cabinet feels like my little signature touch. While I adore neutral tones, I love the idea of a hidden surprise of bold colour when you open it up – it’s unexpected yet perfectly balanced.
Colours I love
These Frenchic colours are my favourites for achieving a neutral style because they feature a beautiful selection of soft, muted tones that enhance the minimalist aesthetic, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere that’s perfect for a cosy yet sophisticated space.
Ask me anything
Got a question about creating that perfect natural organic modern vibe or tips on upcycling? I’m here to help! Whether it’s picking the right neutral tones, blending function with style, or getting creative with second-hand finds, ask away.
Ask me anything
Got a question about creating that perfect natural organic modern vibe or tips on upcycling? I’m here to help! Whether it’s picking the right neutral tones, blending function with style, or getting creative with second-hand finds, ask away.
