Interior Design Clinic

A weekly interior design podcast about UK homes, and what things cost. Hana and Marcus take one trend each week and work out whether it holds up in a British house. Dulux naming three Colours of the Year and all of them blue. The end of cool grey. Midimalism and the year everyone decided texture mattered. Warm wood kitchens. Period detail coming back.

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  UK Renovation Costs 2026: Kitchens, Bathrooms and Budgets

  Aug 29, 202611 minS0

  <p>Two in three British renovations went over budget last year. Not the ambitious ones. All of them.</p><p>Renno surveyed 300 UK homeowners in April: 65.6 percent over budget, 60 percent behind schedule, and over half of those projects were budgeted under £25,000 to begin with. Hana and Marcus go through what things actually cost this year and why the overrun is predictable enough to plan for.</p><p>The numbers: a kitchen is £10,000 to £20,000, a bathroom around £6,000, a loft conversion about £50,000, extensions £1,800 to £3,000 per square metre. London and the South East run 25 to 35 percent above the national average for identical work, while t...

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  Midimalism and Texture: The 2026 Interior Design Trend

  Aug 24, 202611 minS0

  <p>Midimalism is a terrible word for a real thing. It's the middle ground between Scandinavian minimalism and full maximalism, and the phrase the trade keeps using is comfortably imperfect.</p><p>Hana and Marcus work out whether there's anything underneath the word. The strongest evidence is Etsy, which this year named a texture of the year rather than a colour, for the first time ever. It's washed linen. Zulufish's Caroline Milns says the thing that now dates a room is a flat, one-dimensional wall, rather than the colour on it.</p><p>Then the materials: wool, jute, bouclé, hide, a...

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  Why Grey Is Over: Warm Neutrals and Colour Drenching

  Aug 19, 202612 minS0

  <p>Britain painted everything grey for about twelve years. That's ending, and what's replacing it is harder to get right.</p><p>Hana and Marcus go through the warm neutrals coming in — greige, mushroom, clay, chestnut, terracotta — and the green nobody has mentioned, which is up 22 percent year on year and has moved into the slot grey used to occupy. Jane Landino of Taylor Howes calls the palette sun-baked, which needs some translating for a Leeds semi.</p><p>Then why grey took hold here harder than anywhere else. Small rooms, poor light, and a country that thinks about the next...

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  Blue Paint Trends 2026: Dulux's Three Colours of the Year

  Aug 14, 202615 minS0

  <p>Dulux has named one Colour of the Year every year since 2004. This year it named three, and all three were blue.</p><p>Hana and Marcus go through whether that means anything. Etsy, Pinterest and Lick landed on blue as well. Searches for moody blue kitchens are up 325 percent. Ideal Home's bathroom editor thinks sky blue is still standing in 2027. Then Pantone named an off-white, the first in the history of its colour of the year, and used almost the same reasoning about a frenetic world wanting calm.</p><p>The rest of the episode is about whether any...

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