Show Notes
Can your home change the way you feel?
This week on 'Til Design Do Us Part, Lia Gold and Jonni Knight are joined by interiors stylist, author and design writer Cate St Hill, one of the UK's leading voices on mindful interiors and the author of The Japandi Home. From creating calm, clutter-free spaces to embracing the beauty of simplicity, Cate shares how thoughtful design can transform not just your home, but your wellbeing. Together, they explore the principles of Japandi style, why less really can be more, and how to create a home that reflects your personality without chasing every passing trend. Plus, Lia and Jonni tackle another Design or Divorce? dilemma, reveal this week's Red Flag, Green Flag, and discover whether they agree with Cate's more minimalist approach to interiors. 🎙️ In this episode: • The rise of Japandi interiors • How to create a calm, balanced home • Decorating with intention, not trends • Simple styling tips that make a big impact • This week's Design or Divorce? • Red Flag, Green Flag • Honest conversations, practical advice and plenty of laughs Whether you're drawn to Scandinavian simplicity, Japanese-inspired interiors or simply want to create a home that feels calmer and more considered, this episode is packed with inspiration to help you design a space that truly feels like home.
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