With its sumptuous imagery, inspiring edits and genuinely useful buying guides, there’s nothing lackadaisical about the Cox & Cox website. It’s where we go to pine over squashy upholstered beds, chic faux plants and our fantasy tiled coffee table. And now that the brand’s sellout Christmas collection is live, we’ll be visiting the site more often than is strictly necessary.
‘There are so many advantages of shopping online,’ says managing director Jan Duckworth. ‘Being able to shop in comfort, at a time and place to suit you and the time to consider a purchase with no hard sell. We hope you’ll always find exactly what you are looking for!’
What nostalgic trend would you love to see make a return in interiors?
‘Art Nouveau-style stained glass – those Tiffany-style lamps bring such a wonderful warm glow to a room and inspired some of our gorgeous Christmas baubles. We also love the revival of 90s-inspired lighting; those really sleek designs in brushed steel and brass that add a little lustre to any interior.’
Jan's guide to creating an Instagrammable hallway
1) Declutter, declutter, declutter!
A characterful coir doormat, sturdy boot rack, handsome storage bench and clever hanging solutions will keep everyday clutter stylishly in check, while preserving a sense of effortless charm.
2) Consider your lighting options
If your hallway has high ceilings, you have been gifted with the perfect opportunity to hang a showstopping chandelier or pendant. If you have a small hallway with low ceilings, try strategically placing a decorative lamp or two.
3) Turn artwork into a focal point
Beautifully placed artwork will add style and character in narrow hallways that don't have room for sideboards or lamps.
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