Brutalism is a design movement that celebrates raw materials, bold forms and a connection to the environment. We asked influencer @brutalismichael to give some thoughts on how to incorporate brutalist style into your home. His home, a 1960s estate, naturally lends itself to this aesthetic. He firmly believes that embracing Brutalist style doesn’t mean creating […]
We sat down with Michelle to discuss her latest favourite Heal’s pieces and her top styling tips for effortless ways to refresh your home for spring. From beautiful furniture to statement accessories, she shares how to elevate your space with timeless design and exceptional craftsmanship. Whether you’re making small updates or starting fresh, Michelle’s selection […]
As part of this season’s Heal’s Discovers initiative, we’re excited to introduce Charlotte Devereux, a talented Loughborough University graduate discovered at the New Designers 2024 showcase. Recently named by Elle Decoration as a “new designer to watch,” Charlotte’s final graduation collection, Al Fresco, features exquisite illustrations inspired by the vibrant cityscapes of her Mediterranean travels. […]
By Pippa Jameson, Interior Stylist, Author and Founder of The Sensory Home® At Heal’s and The Sensory Home®, we’re passionate about how our surroundings influence our mental and emotional well-being. This is the essence of sensory design—a thoughtful, multi-sensory approach to creating spaces that support us physically and emotionally. The environment we live in has […]
Transform your locker into your new home masterpiece. Heal’s and Mustard Made joined forces to host a vibrant and engaging trade event. The evening was a perfect blend of creativity and collaboration, focused on transforming Mustard Made’s iconic, retro-inspired lockers into beautiful new personalised pieces. Guests had the chance to add an artistic touch to […]
Every October, we celebrate our annual Festival of Light, an illuminating and inspiring display of the best lighting brands in the business, from Frandsen and Tom Dixon to Tala and &Tradition – alongside plenty of our own creations. Better still, we’re offering 15% off all Lighting meaning you can switch up the look of your […]
Words: Cross Nelson This year we are proud to celebrate the 10th anniversary of our Brunel furniture range. Designed by Rob Scarlett, the collection has become a firm favourite since its introduction. When asked how he feels about his range turning a decade old he answered, ‘One of the things that Heal’s has always been […]
With a space-saving design that doesn’t compromise on stylish good looks, a corner sofa is a smart choice for those with smaller or awkward spaces, while providing superior comfort thanks to their cocooning and enveloping shape. Here, we round-up the best compact corner sofas for small rooms, from contemporary silhouettes to traditional styles, so you […]
It’s almost time to throw open the doors and enjoy the great outdoors, if recent glimmers of sunshine amidst the clouds are anything to go by. You can almost smell the barbecues, taste the Pimm’s and hear the birdsong of a not-too-distant spring, can’t you? Thankfully, we’ve got everything you need to get your outdoor […]
A modular sofa is one of the most flexible pieces of furniture you can invest in, as it can be adapted to suit your space or the evolving needs of a home. Whether in terms of its shape or size. Allowing for more customised seating, a modular (or sectional) sofa is made up of individual […]
With brighter, warmer days on the horizon – and a chance to throw open the doors to entertain – the New Collection at Heal’s reflects a growing desire for colour and vibrancy in our homes as we emerge from hibernation and step into a new season. In furniture, we’re celebrating the beauty of natural […]
‘Slow decorating’ has become a buzzword in the design community, referring to consciously and slowly furnishing your home by selecting quality pieces and taking time to enjoy a more gradual process. It’s the opposite of the quickfire ‘room reveals’ that flood our feeds on Instagram. The antithesis of tapping into a trending aesthetic only to […]
