Create a bedroom that's right for both sexes
March 20, 2018
Original article written by Bea Taylor on Stuff, here
The master bedroom often sees two worlds, and design styles, collide. The battle between the 10 floral throw cushions and the wall of comic book posters can result in a space that's mismatched, or overtly femini...
Why an Home magazine editor's house wouldn't feature on Homed
January 23, 2018
When your job is to write about decor trends and the country's most gorgeous houses, it's expected you'd live in a photoshoot-worthy home yourself. But while the Homed team routinely scrutinise other people's houses for publication-worthiness, our own abodes o...
Disguise a low ceiling with these tricks
October 29, 2017
Original article via Stuff here
"I'd like to think there are a couple of advantages of having a low ceiling," says interior designer Juliet Coleman of Juliet Coleman Interiors. "It would be easier to paint and those cobwebs would be far more reachable."
Small advantages asi...
Awarded Best of Houzz 2017
January 15, 2017
January 15th, 2017 – Juliet Coleman Interiors of Cambridge, New Zealand has won “Best Of “InteriorDesign” on Houzz®, the leading platform for home renovation and design.
Houzz is the leading platform for home renovation and design. The Interior Design firm was chose...
NZ House & Garden - 2016 Bedroom of the Year
October 14, 2016
A fun and lively bedroom created for a teenager. Bright, bold, masculine colours with the use of wood and rope for added texture and warmth.
Project Year: 2016Project Cost: Less than NZD 1,000Country: New ZealandPhotographer: Lou Kibby, Cambridge...
Mr Ralph - Lighting Feature
November 26, 2015
Jules and Shane Coleman have created the most classic, rich and homely space - a relocated bungalow that has been transformed and sits looking at the surrounding hills just outside of Cambridge - Jules has a background in interior design which shows in her eclectic and ...
This fun, stylish bathroom designed with kids in mind really caught the judges' eye: A room with personality that reminds us bathrooms don't need to be boring," they said. The primary users are the three children, aged five to 14, of Cambridge homeowner Juliet Coleman. "I wa...
