Creative Workspace using a bureau

This is part 2 of my Creative Workspaces shoot for HomeStyle magazine and features a timeless and elegant office space along with several handy ‘Stylists tips’.  To recreate the look, opt for pale grey walls, white accessories and a space-saving bureau which folds away at the end of the day. Try Framing old wallpaper samples to make a gallery wall and if you don’t have any then postcards and interesting wrapping paper work just as well. Use Wooden crates for handy storage, these cost an affordable £15 for two.  Small jugs can double up as pencil holders and vases and painted stones are great as paperweights, ours was painted by the talented Vicky Connolly.   See the full feature in HomeStyle Magazine for more Creative work spaces, April issue. Part 3 coming soon…

Pippa Jameson styling a home bureau with white floorboarsdHomestyle magazine, Brent Darby, Pippa Jameson Interiors, Pippa Stylist, Pippa Jameson
Homestyle Magazine, Pippa Jameson Interiors, Pippa Jameson, Brent Darby Photography
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Credits: Desk, pictures frames Ikea. Chair, Made.com. Crates, bell jar, and water carafe, George Home. Striped bin, Cabbages & Roses. Lamp, Dwell.

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Meet Pippa

Pippa Jameson is an author, tv designer and interiors expert. The previous interior editor on several leading UK titles, Pippa has a wealth of knowledge and experience. Throughout her 25-year career, Pippa’s unique and creative approach has won her commissions for large retail brands and celebrities to deliver exciting and engaging projects. 

She’s written the curriculum for the British College of Interior Design, produced and styled shoots for well-known brands including John Lewis, H&M & Team GB/DFS, worked as an International Stylist for leading paint brands in Asia, consulted on the launch and creative direction of major retail names including George Home and Wren, and most recently, published her first book, The Sensory Home. Pippa possesses expertise unmatched in the interior industry.