Harlequin recently gathered a host of industry insiders (myself included) to sit on their ‘Happy Colours’ panel talk where experts delved joyously into the positive power of using more colour in your homes.

An interview with Pooky about Phoebe's career in interior design. We talk about how it all started, my background and design ethos as well as my biggest inspirations and proudest projects. Of course, we also talk about the importance that lighting has on interior design as well.

In this leading USA Interior Design business podcast, Phoebe had the opportunity to speak to LuAnn Nigara about her journey into Holistic Interior Design and how it shapes her business.

In this TedX Talk Phoebe shares the power of Interior spaces and her passion for designing for the people who use those spaces. All too often interior design is fed to us as a frivolous art of cushions and seasonal trends -- but could there be a hidden power to make our lives better physically, emotionally, and visually?

Phoebe joined Chair Suzanne Imre and designers Benji Lewis and Bhavin Taylor to talk about the holistic future of Interior design following Lockdown.

An Interview for Tunbridge Wells official about running a design practice and life in Tunbridge Wells blog about how to implement Holistic Interior design in your home.

An Interview for this wellness blog about how to implement Holistic Interior design in your home.

The British Institute of Interior is the UK's only professional institute for interior designers. Phoebe was asked to join an hour long panel discussion about running an interior design practice outside London.

A Panel Discussion at Decorex 2019 International Design show at Olympia London asks: What makes a happy, healthy home? Phoebe joined fellow designer Cinzia Moretti of Moretti Interior Design to talk to Susie Rumbold and Jeff Haywood of Interior Design Business Podcast to talk all things Happy Healthy Home.

A Houzz tour round our 1920 House project in Sevenoaks.

The fashion of knocking through and extending our houses has meant that the way our homes are configured is radically different from the way they used to be. This has seen the death of the dining room, the waning use of the living room and the birth of the mega kitchen.

A home tour of Phoebe’s house and the story of how she went from acting to running a Holistic Interior design studio and what that means.

Why is it that everyone at a party ends up in the kitchen?

I experienced this firsthand on New Year’s Eve this year. I desperately tried to corral my guests into the lounge; after all it is a good-looking room and also has comfortable seating. But would they go? Apparently not.

It is undeniable that we have an emotional connection to our homes. For most of us, they are comfortable, safe and full of memories which promotes that warm, woolly feeling.

Phoebe talks her journey from acting to interior designer and finding meaning in her work.

Phoebe shared the secrets of designing a room for a good night’s sleep in this magazine issued by the Savoy hotel group. Article on pg72.

Phoebe’s expert opinion about Holistic Interior design in the industry, was included in this article.

The living room is becoming the lost room of the house! So many times I get the desperate call to come in and design them and as the conversation proceeds the prospective client says “We just don’t go in there and we don’t know what to do with it.”

Comfort. We all know what makes us comfortable, right?

It’s the squish in a sofa, the snuggle in a blanket, the “arhh” when we climb into bed.

There are a few questions in life we are asked that we feel are meant to define who we are: “What’s your name?”, “Where do you live?” and “What is your favourite colour?” But why is whether we like red or green important?