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January Interiors: Small Changes, Big Difference

  • deborah209
  • Jan 9
  • 2 min read

A few thoughtful changes can make a surprising difference


January often arrives a little quieter. The decorations are packed away, the light feels flatter, and budgets are understandably tighter. But this is actually a lovely moment to gently reset your home, without ripping anything out or spending a fortune.


A few thoughtful changes can make a surprising difference.


Deborah Fitz in polka-dot shirt holds colour swatches in office with shelves full of fabric samples. Neutral and pink tones, focused expression.

A time to focus on comfort


Sometimes it’s as simple as rethinking what you already have: moving furniture to improve flow, changing the scale of cushions or lamps, or editing a room so it feels calmer and more intentional. Other times it’s one new piece,  a rug to warm a space, a blind or curtain to soften the light, or a fresh paint colour that makes everything else feel new again.


January is also a great time to focus on comfort. Layered lighting, heavier textures, and warmer tones can instantly make a room feel more inviting during these darker months and most of these updates don’t require a big spend.



If you’re feeling a bit stuck, this is where a design board can really help. It allows us to look at your space as a whole and make confident, well-judged changes, so every purchase has a purpose and your budget works harder for you.


Moodboard for "Smith - Kitchen" features items like a bar stool, vases, plants, cushions, and a rug. Neutral tones and prices are shown.
Design boards created for customers after our meeting

If you’re thinking about making a few small updates this winter and would like some clear, practical advice, feel free to get in touch. Whether it’s one room or just one decision, I’m always happy to help you work out what will make the biggest difference


Warm wishes,

Deborah.


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