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We’re back with another piping hot podcast for ya today! On this episode @mad_about_the_house and I discuss our top pick from the recent book launches which are made up of these three hot of the press beauties. We talk all things colour psychology with @karen_haller_colour, get some intel in decorating your rented pad with @grillodesigns and discover how we can live a little more sustainably with @christina_strutt. All links to the books with some mouthwatering photography all over on my blog too this morning! We also debate maximalism versus minimalism. Which one are you when it comes to decorating tastes? I know what camp I’m on! And @mad_about_the_house gives us an update on her #dolessharm directory so we have a catch up on sustainable issues too. You can listen to The Great Indoors podcast on any platform and if you are able to do so, please leave us a rate and review! It does just give us a little boost, in spirits as well as new listeners! links to listen as well as the blog are all linked in my profile @sophierobinsoninteriors . Thanks to our fabulous sponsor @toppstiles for supporting the show and to @katetaylorldn for trying really hard to edit all the laughter! Enjoy! . . #thegreatindoors #interiordesignpodcast #colourlover #booklover #littlebookofcolour #sustainablehome #bedside #bedroom #patternclasher #sodomino #apartmenttherapy

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