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A certain kind of alchemy takes place when you decorate from the heart and style with conviction. In Expressive Interiors, designer Jo Berryman celebrates a sense of adventure and self-expression in decoration. Jo opens the door to a selection of her own projects as well as paying tribute to other interiors that

Many of us have been inspired by the recent beautiful images of the buildings in Paris, which may have prompted your own desire to visit, but it’s not just Paris that can fire our imagination. Every country, including our own, has the most beautiful architecture and its own style of interior