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Furnish & Fettle is one of Yorkshire's leading interior design businesses with showrooms in Wetherby, Harrogate & Pocklington. Our independent, family-run business offers a full interior design service to homes all over Yorkshire and beyond. Our team of talented, experienced interior designers will get to know you and your needs, ensuring they work with you to create and enhance your interior space to reflect your personality. Our expert in-house fitters work with your designer to ensure a perfect fit and finish with minimal disruption. Our showrooms in Wetherby, Harrogate & Harrogate are full of inspiring room sets, wallpapers, soft furnishings and over 1,000 pattern books from all the leading fabric houses plus smaller items you can pick up and take away to add that little bit of additional flair to your interiors. You are always welcome to come in for a browse, or if you would like more help why not book a complimentary 30 minute exploratory appointment to find out more about how we can help you create the home of your dreams.

20/10/2026

Some of the best design decisions are the ones you barely notice at all.

Until they’re wrong…

Where your plug sockets are.

Nothing ruins a beautifully considered room quite like an extension lead trailing across it because there isn’t a socket where you actually need one.

Which way your doors open.

And whether they collide with furniture, radiators or each other.

Where your light switches are.

You shouldn’t have to walk across a dark room to turn a light on.

Whether there’s somewhere to put your drink.

Every comfortable seat needs somewhere within reach for the practical bits of actually living there.

Where the everyday clutter naturally lands.

Keys, post, chargers, shoes, bags… good storage works best when it’s where you actually need it.

How you move through the room.

A beautiful layout isn’t much use if you’re constantly squeezing around the coffee table or navigating around furniture.

Good interior design isn’t only about the things you notice.

It’s also about all those little decisions that mean you never have to think about them at all.

If you’re planning a room or full-home project, comment or DM DISCOVERY to arrange a complimentary Discovery Appointment.

18/10/2026

There comes a point when the home that has worked beautifully for your family for years might not quite fit your life anymore.

The children have left for university or moved into homes of their own.

Bedrooms sit empty for most of the year.

The garden that was once perfect for family life suddenly feels like a lot to maintain and you start wondering whether you really need quite so much space.

But being ready to downsize doesn’t mean you’re ready to downgrade.

You still want a beautiful home.

You still want space to have the family back for Sunday lunch or the children home at Christmas.

You still want quality furniture, beautiful fabrics, considered lighting and rooms you’re proud to invite friends into….you just want a home that works better for the way you live now!

And actually, moving somewhere smaller can be an opportunity to be much more considered about what you choose.

Keeping the pieces you’ve collected and loved over the years.

Investing in fewer, better pieces.
Creating clever bespoke storage.
Making every room work harder.

And prioritising the things that matter to you now, whether that’s entertaining, travelling more or simply having a home that’s easier to look after.

We can help you work out what comes with you, what will work in the new space and what you need to make your new house feel like your home.

Then we can take care of the design, sourcing, project management and installation, right through to the final finishing touches.

Because this stage of life shouldn’t feel like settling for less.

If you’re considering downsizing and want your next home to feel every bit as special as the one you’re leaving, comment or DM DISCOVERY to arrange a complimentary Discovery Appointment.

We’ve been down in London visiting Decorex International | Europe’s Luxury Interior Design Show and the Design Centre at...
15/10/2026

We’ve been down in London visiting Decorex International | Europe’s Luxury Interior Design Show and the Design Centre at Chelsea Harbour Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour - Luxury Interiors , exploring the latest collections from designers and suppliers around the world.

And WOW, there was a lot to take in!

Beautiful fabrics, incredible furniture, statement lighting and some seriously high-end pieces that had us feeling very inspired.

A few things we kept noticing…

Lots of texture and layering: Beautiful combinations of materials, rattan lighting and woven details incorporated into furniture.

Rich, warm colours: Burnt oranges, burgundy and chocolate browns were everywhere, and we’re absolutely loving the warmth they bring to a room.

BIG statement pieces: Oversized vases, beautiful foliage, faux trees and some incredible feature chandeliers that really become the focal point of a space.

Clever new technology: We spotted some brilliant innovations in lighting, including wireless switches that open up some exciting possibilities for how we design a room.

But one of our biggest takeaways?

There is SO much choice out there.

And if we can sometimes feel overwhelmed by it all, we can only imagine how it feels when you’re trying to make decisions for your own home alongside everything else life throws at you!

That’s a huge part of what we do for our clients.

We get to explore all these wonderful collections, discover new suppliers, find inspiration in some of the most extraordinary high-end interiors and then work out how to translate those ideas into beautiful, practical homes that suit our clients, their lifestyles and their budgets.

Because you don’t need a London showroom budget to take inspiration from London showroom design!

We’ve also come home with some VERY exciting ideas for our own showroom next year… but more on that another time!

Swipe through for a little look at what caught our eye in London.

FRATO
PETER PAGE
Linwood Fabric
ILIV
Samuel & Sons
Graham & Brown
EICHHOLTZ

decorex

Open-plan doesn’t have to mean one big beige room.When your kitchen, dining and living spaces all flow into one another,...
13/10/2026

Open-plan doesn’t have to mean one big beige room.
When your kitchen, dining and living spaces all flow into one another, it can be tempting to play it safe.

One colour palette. Similar finishes. Nothing too bold in case the whole space starts to feel busy.

But this project is a brilliant example of how much personality you can bring into an open-plan home while still making the whole space feel beautifully connected.

Designed for a busy young family, we kept key architectural features of the older property while introducing colour, warmth and details inspired by the client’s travels.

The trick was making sure everything spoke to each other without everything matching.

Colour carries through the different areas.
Individual pieces bring character.

And each part of the room has its own purpose and personality, while still feeling like part of one considered scheme.

The result is vibrant, practical and completely personal to the family who lives there.

And this one really was a family affair… we’ve also had the pleasure of designing her mum’s AND her auntie’s homes!

Swipe through to see the finished space.

If you’re planning an open-plan renovation and want help making the whole space work together, comment or DM DISCOVERY to arrange a complimentary Discovery Appointment.

11/10/2026

There are some things we’ll never get tired of…

✨ Colour with personality.
We love a neutral, but we’ll always say yes to the colour you can’t stop thinking about rather than playing it safe.

✨ Mixing old with new.
Not everything in your home needs to arrive on the same delivery van! Keep the pieces you love and let’s make them work alongside something new.

✨ Going bigger with artwork.
If you’re debating between two sizes, you can probably guess which one we’re choosing…

✨ Pattern on pattern.
Stripes with florals. Small prints with larger ones. Different patterns can absolutely live together when there’s something connecting them.

✨ Bespoke details.
The perfect piece doesn’t always exist. Sometimes the answer is creating something specifically for your room.

✨ Rooms with their own identity.
Your kitchen, bedroom and living room don’t need to look the same. They just need to feel like they belong to the same home.

And perhaps the biggest one after 10 years?

✨ Designing for the people who actually live there.
Not for Instagram. Not for the next trend. Not for what everyone else is doing.

For you.

10 years in and we’re definitely not changing our minds on that one.

We think it’s time for colour again.Somewhere along the way, homes got very beige.And don’t get us wrong, we love a beau...
08/10/2026

We think it’s time for colour again.
Somewhere along the way, homes got very beige.

And don’t get us wrong, we love a beautiful neutral, but if you keep finding yourself drawn to rooms filled with rich greens, deep blues, warm reds, pattern and personality…

Maybe it’s time to stop saving them and actually bring some colour into your own home.

Colour doesn’t have to mean painting every wall bright pink or completely starting again.

It could be one beautiful chair in a fabric you LOVE.
A patterned curtain.
A deeper colour on the walls.
Artwork that brings a room to life.

Or simply choosing something because it makes you happy rather than because it feels like the ‘safe’ option.
So perhaps this Autumn, it’s time to be a little braver.

Who’s ready for more colour?

Bold colour, bespoke details and a room designed to have its own personality.For this lounge, we went rich with the wall...
06/10/2026

Bold colour, bespoke details and a room designed to have its own personality.

For this lounge, we went rich with the wall colour and introduced bespoke upholstery alongside made-to-measure shelving either side of the fireplace, bringing symmetry, character and practical storage into the space.

But one of the most important parts of the design was making sure this room didn’t exist in isolation.

It formed part of a wider renovation, so we carefully considered how it would sit alongside the adjoining spaces. We wanted each room to have its own identity, while still feeling like they belonged in the same home.

Because cohesive doesn’t have to mean matching.
It’s about those subtle connections between colours, materials, finishes and details that make the transition from one room to the next feel effortless.

Swipe through for a closer look at the finished space.

If you’re planning a room or full-home project, comment or DM DISCOVERY to arrange a complimentary Discovery Appointment.

There’s a big difference between a home that feels cohesive and one where everything matches.Your kitchen can feel fresh...
04/10/2026

There’s a big difference between a home that feels cohesive and one where everything matches.

Your kitchen can feel fresh and light.
Your living room can feel rich and cosy.
Your bedroom can feel calm and restful.

They don’t need to use the same colours, furniture or fabrics to feel like they belong in the same home.

Instead, we look for the more subtle connections.

Perhaps it’s a similar undertone running through different colours.

A metal finish that appears again somewhere else.
A particular timber.
A shape, material or texture that quietly repeats from one room to another.

You might not consciously notice those details as you move through your home, but you’ll notice how they make the whole house flow.

That’s the difference between matching and cohesive.

Matching says, “Let’s use the same thing again.”
Cohesive says, “Let’s make this feel like it belongs.”

Because a beautifully designed home shouldn’t feel like you’ve copied and pasted the same room several times.

Every room can have its own personality while still feeling like part of the same home.

One story, told slightly differently in every space.

Save this if you’re trying to make the rooms in your home feel more connected.



Yorkshire Homes | Wetherby | North Yorkshire | Interior Design

01/10/2026

Because one wrong decision rarely stays as just one wrong decision.

You buy a sofa you love before properly planning the room.

Then you realise it’s slightly too big.
So the layout has to change.

Now the rug you wanted doesn’t work.
The coffee table needs to be smaller.
There isn’t enough space for the floor lamp.
And the chair you already own suddenly has nowhere to go.

Before you know it, one purchase has dictated every other decision in the room.

This is why we design the whole space before we start buying individual pieces.

We think about the layout, proportions, lighting, colours, fabrics, furniture, window treatments and how you actually need the room to work.

Then every decision has a reason behind it.

A proper plan might feel like the slower way to start…
but it can save you from some very expensive mistakes later on.

If you’re planning a room or home transformation and would rather get it right from the beginning, comment or DM DISCOVERY to arrange a complimentary Discovery Appointment.



Yorkshire Homes | Wetherby | North Yorkshire | Full Service Interior Design

29/09/2026

When a room doesn’t feel quite right, the temptation is usually to buy something new.

A new lamp.
Another cushion.
A bigger piece of artwork.
A new coffee table.

But before you spend anything, there are a few things we’d try first…

1. Pull the furniture away from the walls.

Even moving a sofa or chair slightly can completely change the proportions and flow of a room.

2. Take something OUT.

Sometimes the problem isn’t what’s missing. It’s that there’s simply too much competing for your attention.

3. Shop your own home.

Move a lamp from the bedroom. Swap artwork between rooms. Bring a vase downstairs. You’d be surprised how different something can look in a new setting.

4. Restyle your shelves.

Instead of filling every space, remove a few things and give your favourite pieces room to breathe.

5. Look at your furniture layout.

Is there a better way to use the room? Could you create a clearer walkway, make the room feel more sociable or give yourself a better view?

Because making your home look better doesn’t always mean buying more.

Sometimes you just need to look at what you already have with fresh eyes.

Save this and try the £0 room refresh before your next shopping trip.



Wetherby | North Yorkshire | Interior Design

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16 High Street
Wetherby
LS226LT

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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