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We asked interior design talent, Róisín Lafferty, to talk about how her wardrobe and creativity feed off each other.

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Home to a successful tech couple, the opulent Dublin apartment is a sexy mash-up of 1920s glam, 1970s luxe, and a heavy dose of Verner Panton whimsy.

In a world where visibility is everything, prizes open doors. For designers, winning an award is a step up the ladder of professional practice.

Róisín Lafferty and Suzie McAdam took on two homes in the same estate. Collaborating on ideas and colour palettes, they created two completely disti

By Suzanne Pender A TRANSITION year programme founded in Carlow and now rolled out to 42 schools across Ireland needs more than 300 mentors by the end of the…

Amber alert: Heres how to introduce up-to-the-minute brown glass in your home The colours emulate old-fashioned boiled sweets in shades that range from barley sugar to cola cubes Sat, May 8, 2021, 06:00 Clear and amber glass panels were recently installed into Kol, a new, modern Mexican restaurant by former Noma chef Santiago Lastra. One of the smartest accent pieces available in amber is Miniforms Soda, a coffee table by Greek designer Yiannis Ghikas that has been made using hand-blown Murano...

Spread across two tight, 46-square-metre floors, the Dublin clinic houses retail, storage and waiting areas on the lower level while the first floor encapsulates three treatment rooms, a toilet, staff room and secondary waiting area. "It is a very small space, so we needed to be clever when designing the layout to get the absolute maximum use from the space," explained Lafferty. "Every element is jigsawed together to double up, offering both functionality and beauty." The interior of the arch i...

The lavish ground floor of office hub First Landings, home to fit-out firm Sonica It’s a case of ‘Sonica by name, super-Sonica by nature’ for the Irish-based multi-national commercial fit-out specialist firm, which is about to open the doors of its new €3.5 million headquarters office building in Skerries in north Co Dublin. Spanning almost 2,800 square metre over three-storeys, the office hub, called First Landings, was a collaboration between Sonica’s founder, Donnacha Neary, and in...