Remodelling her new home’s kitchen, dining and living areas began in the spring of this year, is a textbook example of how to create an interior that is both stylish and accessible.

‘I just use what I love,’ says Mo modestly, ‘my style reflects family heirlooms, pieces from far flung destinations and items I’ve found whilst living abroad. The art is to find a way of making all come together!’

Norfolk property developer brothers Howard and Ash recently renovated a pair of old farm workers’ brick and flint cottages in Ingham, a picturesque village close to the Norfolk Broads. They transformed the cottages into one, four-bedroom property and chose a gold-finished QETTLE Original for the house’s new, family-focused, open plan kitchen and living space. Just a bit of an improvement on the original bibcock pillar taps!

Hannah Luard, aka Hannah and the House to her chatty band of Instagram followers, first got in touch with us in 2022. She was, she told us, planning a new family kitchen and one of its focal points would be a vast copper Belfast sink. Hannah explained she was looking for a normal mixer tap for the main sink, and on a smaller, separate sink, a boiling water tap. She wanted the taps to be finished in copper, too.