Sophisticated pure white interiors are all the rage at the moment. And it’s no wonder – this versatile look is right at home in modern, traditional or eclectic abodes. Sue Scott, from leading seating manufacturer, Grafton Everest, shows us practical ways in which to incorporate this trend, so that your interiors can look like those in the decor magazines, but so that it still feels like home.

Literally translated the term chaise longue means “long chair” in French, and brings to mind images of sultry old world starlets reclining inglamorous nightgowns. The epitome of luxury, the chaise longue is currently making a comeback, albeit in a more contemporary way. Sue Scott from the market leader in lounge furniture, Grafton Everest, talks to us about how to incorporate this classic piece into your modern lifestyle.

Transitional décor is one of the hottest new decor trends – it is timelessly stylish and elegantly simple – marrying the best of both vintage and modern styles for a truly interesting and layered end result. Sue Scott from leading seating supplier, Grafton Everest, offers some advice on how to successfully achieve this style in your home.

The new year continues to inspire us, with fresh colours and clever designs that will take us through 2015 and beyond. Sue Scott, from leading sofa manufacturer, Grafton Everest offers an overview of her take on the top four sofa trends making it big on the scene next year.

So you want a professionally designed interior, but you can’t afford the decorators fees? Sue Scott, from leading furniture retailer, Grafton Everest, shares some insider info on how you can add thatdesigner touch to your living space without having to call in the professionals.

Sue Scott, from leading furniture retailer, Grafton Everest, gives her take on how to recreate the allure of a summer getaway with breezy colours and casual materials that will make you want to kick off your office shoes and embrace the beachy vibe, whether youlive by the coast or not.

With Bohemian-inspired decor remaining ever popular, Sue Scott from leading seating manufacturer, Grafton Everest, offers some insight into the rise of the eclectic décor trend, as well as some advice and tips on how to successfully execute this style in your own living room.

There’s no denying the influence of Nordic style on the global design arena – whether it’s simply represented in a quirky stylised scatter on your sofa, or via an entire home that has been styled with the simple clean lines synonymous with Nordic design. Grafton Everest’s Sue Scott talks us through this ever popular design aesthetic, explaining what it is to how you can incorporate it in your home.

A stylish and balanced, yet cosy living room requires planning and maintenance to keep it clutter-free and streamlined, as well as some creative flair to effortlessly combine creature comforts in a pared down way. Sue Scott from leading manufacturer Grafton Everest shares her tips on how to create a no-fuss space, filled with a touch of glamour, without compromising on comfort.

“More and more customers are paying attention to the finer finishes and detailing,” says Sue Scott from leading furniture manufacturer, Grafton Everest, adding “There’s a movement towards purchasing high quality items where the manufacturer has paid attention to every last detail, creating a timeless piece that will be treasured for longer, even if it means it’s going to cost a little bit more in the beginning.” Here’s Sue’s take on the latest trends in sofa detailing…

The winter chill is setting in and one of the ways to keep cosy is too add warmth to your walls, floors, furniture and décor by using colour. Daring to go bold may feel daunting, but with Grafton Everest’s Sue Scott’s advice, you’ll be introducing statement colours into your living room in no time.