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Complete Coffee Table Buying Guide for UK Homes

Complete Coffee Table Buying Guide for UK Homes

A coffee table anchors your living room, serving both practical and decorative purposes. This guide helps you choose the right size, shape, and material for your UK home. Learn how to balance your table with your sofa, explore wood, glass, high gloss, and marble options, and discover storage solutions for clutter free living. Find styling tips for creating an inviting arrangement and answers to common questions about height, durability, and maintenance....

Glass Coffee Tables vs Wooden Coffee Tables UK

Glass Coffee Tables vs Wooden Coffee Tables UK

Compare glass and wooden coffee tables to find the right choice for your UK home. This guide examines visual impact, durability, safety, and style considerations for both materials. Learn how glass creates openness while wood brings warmth, and discover which option suits your lifestyle and room. From maintenance requirements to environmental factors, explore everything you need to know before choosing between these two popular coffee table materials. Find practical advice for families, style seekers, and those balancing multiple considerations....

How To Achieve Sherlock-Inspired Home Decor

How To Achieve Sherlock-Inspired Home Decor

With one of the most popular TV shows back on our TV screens again. We here at Furniture in Fashion thought we'd take some time out to come up with a few ideas for transforming your home decor. And giving it a bit of a Sherlock-inspired makeover this year. Sherlock itself is a fantastic crime drama TV series based on the famous books. The books by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Martin Freeman and Mark Gatiss. It first aired in 2010 and the latest three episodes have just aired on the BBC (although this season doesn't appear to have been quite as well received as previous ones). It's won all sorts of Emmy Awards and has been critically acclaimed by all sorts. Including the Independent, which wrote: "Sherlock is a triumph, witty and knowing, without ever undercutting the flair and dazzle of the original. It understands that Holmes isn't really about plot but about charisma. Flagrantly unfaithful to the original in some respects, Sherlock is wonderfully loyal to it in every way that matters." If you're as taken with the show as we are, it might well have crossed your mind to try and bring some of the aesthetics...