JOURNAL
Modern spaces, made personal
The journal is a place for home interior inspiration for those who prefer to set their own style rather than follow fleeting trends; it celebrates thoughtful, personalised spaces where sustainability matters and vintage finds are lovingly reworked to sit seamlessly with modern décor. Here you’ll find practical guides for the home, ideas and gentle encouragement to source ethically, repair and repurpose pieces, and mix old and new in ways that add character and history to your rooms. It’s about creating interiors that feel lived-in and considered, balancing beauty with responsibility so each home tells a story and has a little more soul.
Wall Art Printing & Paper Guide - Helping you choose the perfect finish for your space
Sometimes, knowing how to print downloadable artwork can feel a little unclear. At Still and Found, we’ve put together a simple guide to help you get the best results — whether you’re printing at home or choosing a professional finish.
Retro Coastal Living Room Ideas: Blues, Greens and Upcycled Vintage Style
Some interiors are designed to feel like a quiet breath of sea air. In this coastal living room, soft blues and gentle greens create a calm atmosphere inspired by the shoreline, while touches of gold add warmth and glamour to the palette.
Retro Reimagined: A Home Where Vintage Meets Modern Flair
In this home, walls are anything but neutral. Retro-inspired wallpaper with bold geometric shapes, arches, and curves sets the tone — acting as a vibrant backdrop for a collection of rescued furniture. Each pattern is carefully chosen to create rhythm and energy, giving the rooms personality without overwhelming the space. The wallpaper isn’t just decoration; it’s a stage where the vintage pieces take centre stage.
The House That Smiles: A Modern Revival of Vintage Chintz
Some homes greet you the moment you step inside. They feel warm, welcoming, and quietly joyful, as if the rooms themselves are pleased to see you. In these spaces there is softness, gentle pattern, and perhaps a pleated lampshade that someone once politely described as “a little too much.”
A Bloomsbury Inspired Country Home: A Style That Values Thoughtfulness Over Perfection
The Bloomsbury Country Home is an interior that feels quietly intellectual, layered with meaning, and rich with personal character. It draws inspiration from the idea that a home should nourish the mind as much as it comforts the body. Rooted in history yet open to creativity and forward thinking, it is a style that values thoughtfulness over perfection and individuality over display.
Bringing the Outdoors In: Interiors Inspired by Nature
Some interiors are designed not simply for living, but for noticing. They encourage us to pause and look beyond the room itself — to the shifting light outside the window, the movement of leaves in the garden, or the quiet rhythm of the seasons unfolding beyond the glass. In these homes, the interior does not compete with the natural world; instead, it gently reflects it.
Minimal Japandi Interiors: Calm Craftsmanship and Natural Simplicity
At Still & Found, we love interiors full of personality. Minimal Japandi may seem quiet, but its simple look aligns with our focus on sustainability, not just trends. Its calm, restrained style highlights skilled craftsmanship, natural materials, and thoughtful design. It also makes a perfect backdrop for vintage pieces, where wear and history stand out. If you want a sustainable approach, this minimal look with vintage finds could be for you.
The Art of Looking Effortlessly Organised
I’m not the most organised person, but I’ve learned the art of appearing so. Over time, I discovered that boxes, trunks, and anything with a lid are the unsung heroes of a composed home. Used alongside everyday furniture, they allow clutter to retreat discreetly, leaving spaces that feel calm, edited, and intentional.
Living Rooms That Feel Warm, Layered and Lived-In
The most inviting living rooms are never the most pristine. They’re the spaces that feel comfortable the moment you step into them — rooms that invite you to sit, relax, and linger. A warm, layered, lived-in living room is shaped slowly, through thoughtful choices and everyday use, rather than quick styling.
Rooms Drawing Inspiration From Nature
Nature inspired interiors are more than a passing trend — they reflect a deeper desire for homes that feel restorative, grounding, and emotionally supportive. As life becomes increasingly fast-paced and digital, our interiors are being asked to do more than look good.
A Guide to Making Art Feel at Home
Hanging art can completely change how a room feels, bringing balance, warmth, and personality to a space. While it can feel intimidating, displaying art well is less about rigid rules and more about proportion, flow, and confidence. Breaking it down into simple principles makes the process far more approachable.
Vintage Chest of Drawers Makeover
In this post, a single humble vintage chest of drawers becomes the starting point for 10 different stories, take a look and see what it becomes.
Vintage Console Table Makeover
In this post, a single vintage console table becomes the starting point for 10 different stories, a little imagination and a paint pot can go a long way!
A Simple Guide to Paints and Finishes for the Home
Choosing the right paint or finish can transform a space just as much as colour or furniture. From walls and floors to up-cycled pieces, understanding the different types of paints, stains, and protective finishes helps create interiors that feel thoughtful, practical, and personal. This guide explores the options, along with simple preparation tips and advice for working with vintage furniture
Vintage Chair Makeover
There’s something special about starting with just one piece. In this post, a single vintage chair becomes the starting point for 10 different stories, each shaped by colour, texture, and placement.
Living With Pieces That Have a Story
There’s something quietly comforting about living with pieces that have lived before us. In a world that often encourages the new and the next, choosing furniture and décor with a past can feel like a slower, more intentional way of shaping a home.