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Heather Interior Design A luxury boutique style experience specialising in full interior design- from start to finish offering accessible interior design services.

A luxury boutique style interior design service which is friendly and approachable. I want to create an amazing experience for you that offers the 5* treatment.

Great design doesn’t have to start at your front door.You don’t need to be local to work with an interior designer.My vi...
10/10/2026

Great design doesn’t have to start at your front door.

You don’t need to be local to work with an interior designer.

My virtual design service brings the same considered, personalised approach to you, wherever you’re based.

Working remotely, I’ll create a tailored design plan for your space, taking into account your style, needs and how you want your home to feel.

You’ll receive clear guidance, carefully selected ideas and everything you need to confidently bring the design to life yourself, at a pace that works for you.

Professional interior design, without the location limitation. 🀍

You don’t need to redesign your whole home to transform how it feels.Sometimes, one room is all it takes.The Designed Ro...
06/10/2026

You don’t need to redesign your whole home to transform how it feels.

Sometimes, one room is all it takes.

The Designed Room Package is created for those spaces that never quite feel finished, giving you a clear vision and everything you need to bring it together.

You’ll receive a tailored design concept, considered layout and curated selections, taking the guesswork out of the process and giving you a plan you can implement in your own time.

No endless scrolling. No second-guessing every decision. No expensive mistakes.

Just a beautifully considered room, designed around your home, your style and the way you live.

One room. One clear plan. A space that finally feels complete. 🀍

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Love decorating but not sure where to start?Sometimes, you don’t need a full interior design service. You just need the ...
03/10/2026

Love decorating but not sure where to start?

Sometimes, you don’t need a full interior design service. You just need the right direction.

Our Design Guidance service is perfect if you want to take the lead on transforming your home but would love professional advice and a clear plan to bring your ideas together.

Depending on what you need, we can help with:

✨ Floor plans and layout ideas
🎨 Colour palettes and a cohesive colour story
πŸ“‹ Moodboards to bring your vision together
πŸͺŸ Window treatment suggestions
πŸ›οΈ A curated shopping list to make sourcing simple

The result? A home that feels warm, considered and completely your own, with the confidence to make it happen yourself.

Whether you’re planning a seasonal refresh or a bigger transformation, sometimes a little expert guidance is all you need. 🀍

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30/09/2026

When your home no longer feels quite right, it can be difficult to know why.

Sometimes it’s not that anything is wrong. Life has simply changed, and your home hasn’t quite caught up.

Perhaps a room feels unfinished, your spaces no longer flow as they once did, or your home simply doesn’t reflect the way you live now.

That’s what I explore through my interior design blogs: the everyday challenges homeowners face and the ways thoughtful design can bring clarity, balance and a stronger sense of connection back to a space.

Each one is designed to offer a little perspective and guidance, whether you’re considering a small change or thinking about a bigger transformation.

If your home has been on your mind lately, you might find something useful in my latest blogs.

Explore the full collection here:
https://heatherinteriordesign.co.uk/northern-ireland-interior-design-blog

When's the right time to bring in an interior designer?If you're moving into a new home, planning a renovation, or just ...
28/09/2026

When's the right time to bring in an interior designer?

If you're moving into a new home, planning a renovation, or just sensing your space needs a rethink - the honest answer is: sooner than you think.

Bring a designer in at the start, and the whole picture gets considered before a single decision is locked in. Layout, lighting, colours, materials, finishes, everything has the chance to actually work together, instead of being stitched together after the fact.

This was never just about making a home look good. It's about making it feel like it was built around how you actually live in it.

And if you're standing in an empty room with no idea where to start - that's exactly the moment I'm here for. 🀍

Start early, and there's more room to get it right.

Thinking about a new colour on your walls this season? 🎨Picking a paint shade sounds simple, until you're stood in the s...
25/09/2026

Thinking about a new colour on your walls this season? 🎨

Picking a paint shade sounds simple, until you're stood in the shop holding fifteen swatches that all look the same. The truth is, the right colour isn't just about the one you love on the card. It's about your room, how the light moves through it, what's already in there, and the mood you're actually going for.

Walls, woodwork, ceilings, coving - every detail plays its part, and this guide walks through exactly how.

Full renovation or just fancy a change - I hope this helps you get started without the overwhelm.

Swipe through, save it for later, and happy decorating 🀍

The best interiors are decided before a single tin of paint is opened.Before colours, furniture and finishing touches co...
22/09/2026

The best interiors are decided before a single tin of paint is opened.

Before colours, furniture and finishing touches comes the part nobody posts about: planning.

It's easy to feel overwhelmed when flooring, lighting, layout, furniture, colour and fabric all need to work together because choosing them one at a time is exactly how a room ends up feeling disjointed.

A considered process starts by stepping back and looking at the home as a whole, not room by room, decision by decision.

Set the direction early, and every choice after that has a job to do. It's no longer guesswork. It's building towards something.

That's the difference between a space that feels pulled together and one that just feels... collected.

Good design was never about making more decisions. It's about making the right ones, in the right order. 🀍

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Autumn is the easiest season to make your home feel loved again. Here's how far you can take it yourself - and when it's...
20/09/2026

Autumn is the easiest season to make your home feel loved again. Here's how far you can take it yourself - and when it's worth bringing me in.

Getting Creative with Autumn Colours

Introduce rich, earthy tones. Burgundy is everywhere this season, so you won't struggle to bring it in through cushions and throws.

This one's a genuine DIY win. Swapping soft furnishings for warmer tones is low-risk, low-cost, and instantly changes how a room feels.

Where I come in: if you love the idea but aren't sure which shades actually work with your existing walls, flooring, and light - that's where a proper colour scheme (not just a few cushions) makes the difference.

Bring in the Natural Elements

Wood, stone, and natural fibres are essential for that cosy, rustic feel. A few wooden accents, woven baskets, or houseplants go a long way.

Also very doable on your own. Charity shops and homeware stores are full of options.

Where I come in: when it starts to feel like clutter rather than character. There's a balance between "layered and cosy" and "too much stuff" - and that's a styling eye, not a shopping list.

Create a Focal Point

If you have a fireplace, let it be the star. No fireplace? A well-arranged shelf, a large piece of art, or a statement furniture piece can do the same job.

This is where DIY starts to hit its limit. Anyone can put things on a shelf - not everyone can make it look intentional. A focal point that doesn't quite land often means the whole room feels unfinished, even if you can't say why.

Where I come in: this is genuinely design work - scale, proportion, and what draws the eye first. It's one of the most common things clients ask me to fix.

Embrace Warm Textures & Layers

Swap lighter fabrics for chunky knits, plush velvet, and woolen rugs. Layering textures is key to that welcoming, cosy feel.

You can absolutely start this yourself with a few new cushions and a throw.

Where I come in: layering well - so it feels curated, not thrown together - and making sure it works with everything else in the room, not just in isolation.

🍁 A few small changes, one cosier kitchenThe kitchen tends to be where everyone ends up anyway - so it's worth giving it...
17/09/2026

🍁 A few small changes, one cosier kitchen

The kitchen tends to be where everyone ends up anyway - so it's worth giving it a little seasonal attention as the weather turns.

Swap out lighter textiles for richer, more textured linens. Bring in a wooden serving board or two for warmth. Add a touch of copper or bronze somewhere - a handle, a bowl, a light fitting - for a bit of depth.

Even simpler: a vase of seasonal stems, a bowl of pumpkins, a bit of natural texture on the counter. That's often all it takes to shift the feel of a room.

This isn't about overhauling your kitchen for the season - just a few considered touches to make it feel warmer. πŸ‚

How do you bring the seasons into yours?

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πŸ‚ Autumn-proof your hallway in five minutesAs the days get shorter and cooler, it's the perfect time to give your hallwa...
15/09/2026

πŸ‚ Autumn-proof your hallway in five minutes

As the days get shorter and cooler, it's the perfect time to give your hallway a little autumn refresh. After all, it's the first space you see when you come home.

Start with texture – a chunky knit runner, natural fabrics and a cushion on a hallway bench or chair can instantly make the space feel warmer and more inviting.

Then rethink your lighting. Swap cooler bulbs for warm ones, add a floor lamp if you have the space, and let that soft glow create a cosy welcome when you walk through the door. ✨

Add a few natural touches too... woven baskets, seasonal foliage, a pumpkin or two and a little texture on your hallway table. And don't forget scent – something woody, spiced or autumnal can make the whole space feel instantly cosier.

No full redecorate required. Sometimes it's the smallest changes that make the biggest difference to how a space feels. 🍁

What's the one thing that makes your hallway feel like autumn?

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Carrickfergus

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Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

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