Interior design is all about combining seven important elements and striking the perfect balance between them. In our first instalment of this blog series, we discussed the importance of colour, pattern and print, light, and form in interior design.

Are you looking to spruce up your interior design? There are certain elements to consider when it comes to transforming your space and, ultimately, creating a healthy living environment.

The greatest minds in Australian homewares, furniture and interior design are behind the leading trends in home decor for 2021 and 2022. In this article, we will take a look at some of the directions interior design is taking this year and beyond.

Minimalist, industrial, bohemian... there are many styles to consider when you're looking to update your home. We find that many of our clients struggle to define their interior design style due to a lack of understanding of design concepts. With so many unique styles to choose from, the idea of selecting your preferred look can be quite daunting. Some homeowners even like to combine elements of two or more styles to create a unique interior.

Are you bored of looking at the same muted and tiresome tones in your living room after lockdown? Now is the perfect time to inject primary colours into your interior design. Jarvis Interiors is committed to bespoke spaces which are founded upon creativity and which boost your mental health – something incredibly important given the onset of working from home. Primary colours are a great way to achieve this, so here’s everything you need to know.

When winter hits and everything starts cooling down, it often feels natural to hole up in your home and not want to emerge again until it’s summertime. If cosying up during winter is your thing, you will probably want to spend some time making your home look and feel as comfy as you possibly can. Not sure how to transition your home from summer to winter? Take a look at our 16 must-haves to warm your home for the cooler months.