You may have noticed that my blog name has changed. I’ve said goodbye Hannah in the house and welcomed Hannah Trickett. As sometimes you just need a change. Why you ask? Well it has been some time coming. I started Hannah in the house 9 years ago. Originally a small tumblr account then onto WordPress. The name was a fun take on the fact I was spending all of my time in the house due to my health condition. Though…
During Stockholm design week ’19 there were some show stopping exhibitions and installations. Trade shows are the usual platform for exhibiting new products but over the last few years there has been a growth…
AD – paid in collaboration with Georg Jensen You’ll probably be aware by know that my favourite city is Copenhagen. So much so that last year I packed my bags and said goodbye to…
During Stockholm design week there were exhibitions all over the city. Swedish interiors magazine My Residence curated an exhibition at the Fenix Palace in collaboration with Ariake and Wästerberg. The Fenix palace was a…
If you love minimalism and Danish design you’ll be sure to know Menu. Every year they release new products while shooting them in a very contemporary and inspiring way. I love it. As I…
The new year has begun and so has the influx of new designs in my inbox. I won’t get to see most of them until I visit the Stockholm furniture fair in February. There…
As part of the new Ferm Living SS19 (spring/summer 2019) campaign they ask , what does the home mean to you? They are raising the thought that a home should not be based on…
It was during Copenhagen’s 3 Days of design festival (2016) when I first met Lena. Frama had opened its doors to launch their showroom and new product lines. The converted apothecary, now Frama showroom,…
The new Sticks ‘n’ Sushi restaurant has opened on Kings Road in the heart of London’s Chelsea. If you’ve lived in London like me you’d say THE Kings road, pretentious yes but hey it is THE…
*ad | in partnership with nest.co.uk Winter is here and all I can think about is getting cosy at home. During these cold dark months I like to add a few cosy items while…
The Little Petra chair was first made for the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild in 1938. Designed by Viggo Boesen (1907 – 1985) a Danish architect was not widely known and nicknamed the “unknown Artisan“. Though his name…