Julie BlissJan 143 minMake your home work for you in 20222021 taught us that things are not going to change overnight. So it's time to focus on how we live in our space and finally make it work!
Julie BlissDec 21, 20212 minLessons from 2021: There's never a perfect time to build, so just do it!After a very strange 2020, 2021 has been hugely busy at Bliss Architecture & Interiors as clients have taken the plunge to get going with...
Julie BlissDec 11, 20214 minHow to dress a dining table - for Christmas or any other time of year!We all have a little bit of a panic about the dinner table when hosting dinner parties or special occasions like Christmas. It needs to...
Sophie MartinSep 8, 20212 minBringing a cottage to life for its ownersA lovely project that transformed the space and usage of a Victorian cottage for its owners, and all under permitted development.
Julie BlissJul 8, 20213 minBroken Plan Living - how to improve function and harmony in your open plan homeWhile open plan living has been the big movement over the last decade or so, it’s now broken plan that is becoming the way forward in...
Julie BlissJul 1, 20212 minLet’s focus on track lighting… One of the big trends at the moment is the use of track or rail lighting. This easy to install, versatile and contemporary lighting...
Julie BlissMay 17, 20212 minDeclutter your life and embrace the future with Japandi styleIf, like me, you love the minimal cleanliness, tidy interiors and no frills of Japanese design, but also like the warmth of the Scandi...
Julie BlissMar 29, 20212 minGet ready for outdoor socialising! Make the most of your exterior space…Exterior space is now more important than ever before and as of this week, we’re allowed to welcome friends and family back to our...
Julie BlissFeb 24, 20211 minStylish teenager retreat and music room - Pains HillGarage conversion and link extension to create a spacious teenager retreat and music room. This lovely project featured a beautiful...
Julie BlissFeb 24, 20211 minExtension and Interior Remodel of Pretty Tandridge LodgeThis large single storey extension and internal remodelling was a challenging project, both due to the weather, but also in terms of...
Julie BlissFeb 24, 20211 minSmall extension makes a big difference in BromleyThis project is a great illustration of how a small extension, under permitted development, and internal remodelling of the existing...
Julie BlissFeb 22, 20211 minCreating a bright and cheerful, flexible family space in CroydonA well-designed kitchen extension is one of the best ways to increase the value of a property, as well as providing a fabulous space for...
Julie BlissFeb 12, 20213 minTips to warm up your homeAside from the obvious - make sure your home is properly insulated - here are a few tips to help warm up your home for winter
Julie BlissFeb 1, 20212 minTired of working from the kitchen table…?Tired of working from the kitchen table…? Here’s some inspiration to find that little work corner of your own… Working from the kitchen...
Julie BlissJan 12, 20211 minInternal Windows - how to transform your interior spaceI love an interior window! They create interest, light and a focal point to a room, finding use for an often forgotten piece of wall or...
Julie BlissOct 23, 20202 minThe ultimate flexible family living space - CheamTransforming a 1930s house into a contemporary, light-filled and flexible family home - Cheam.
Julie BlissOct 5, 20202 minPut some cork in it… Why cork is a great material for all spacesCork has moved on and is one of the most versatile interiors materials out there...Here's why...
Julie BlissSep 8, 20201 minSingle storey extension to create a light-filled kitchen, dining and study Single-storey extension under Permitted Development, full ground floor remodelling and refurbishment to create a lovely open,...
Julie BlissSep 3, 20202 minWhen the boat comes in…the beauty of teak in a residential environment The beauty of teak and why we should be using it more in a residential environment...
Julie BlissJun 23, 20202 minThe Downward Dig - how about extending down? If you can’t go up (or you already have and still need more space), then why not think about extending down?