Sustainability in interior design is often reduced to a checklist of eco-friendly materials, recycled finishes and energy-efficient appliances. Whilst these are all important considerations, truly sustainable design goes much deeper than that. A well-designed home should not only minimise its impact on the environment, but also support your lifestyle long into the future. It should feel bespoke rather than trend-driven, function beautifully as your needs evolve, and be built

If you're building or renovating, you'll probably need to make a lot of important decisions about your cabinetry. One of the things I often get asked by clients is the difference between the available cabinetry materials and finishes. As well as adding to the aesthetics, they play a role in indoor air quality, how well a space stands up to daily life, how often elements need to be repaired or replaced, and ultimately how enjoyable and effortless a home feels over time. Lamina

When it comes to designing a sustainable home, the obvious choices - like solar panels, double glazed windows, or insulation - tend to...