Suzanne Duckett
I have been Beauty Director for some of the top glossy magazines and was Tatler's Spa Guide Editor for many years. I am a regular contributor to The Times and The Telegraph and have Art Director and Stylist for hundreds of photo shoots working on set to create award winning images.
I have cultivated a deep knowledge (and contact book) on what beauty, wellbeing and holistic living really means. It encapsulates all the senses, our emotional, energetic and physical bodies.
While consulting for some of the worlds biggest beauty and wellbeing brands helping steer a more sustainable, authentic and considered way of working I am passionate about us all using more sustainable, natural products that are kind to both people and the environment. I recommend everything from non toxic paint to paraffin free candles and effective water filters and revitalising systems that run through the whole building nurturing hair, skin to your cooking house plants and flowers.
Home is a fundamental part of our wellbeing - a place for our soul to dwell, our minds to rest and our inspiration to be sparked each and every day.
Sharon Duncan
With over twenty years reinventing and staging properties, I have always believed that a home should be built around families, occasions and how we truly live, move and use the space.
It's all about the feeling you get as soon as you walk through the door, that feeling of 'I'm home, I'm safe, I'm happy. All is well.
I have always been passionate and confident mixing the old with the new, combining investment pieces with vintage finds. I have carefully curated the most amazing craftsman, artists, restorers over the years that like me, value the past and honour its place in the now. Trust and authenticity is crucial and I only work with the best, qualified experts.
The art of making a house feel like a home is getting the fine balance right between the practical, beautiful and spiritual. Art, artefacts, furniture, lighting and need to thoughtfully represent our emotional selves and not just look the part. They need to feel the part too.