Your budget, your shops.
The Room Board’s list is written to the budget you give, from any shops you like. Laura buys nothing for you: every piece is yours to choose, and to buy or not.
Example: fictional
One list, three ways to fill it.
Seven pieces for one room. Choose new, second-hand, or keep what you have, and watch the list against your budget line.
Over the line.Swap a piece to second-hand, or keep one you already own.
A larger jute rugThe room’s one big change
A reading armchairOr keep the one you have
Floor-length linen curtainsFor the bay window
A table lampLamp light for the evening
Two prints for the ledgeAn independent maker
A side tableBeside the sofa
Three cushion coversThe basket of odd cushions, edited
How a list is written
Any shop
High street, independent makers, second-hand, or what you already own. The list follows the budget you give, not a shop.
Nothing bought for you
You choose and buy each piece yourself, at the shop’s price. Sample pots, furniture and decorations are never inside Laura’s prices.
Commission links, marked
If a list ever carries a link that earns Laura a commission, it says so up front, like this:
Ad An oak side table
Kept, not replaced
The list starts from the pieces you love, and finds what brings them together. What you own, first
Start with a free discovery call.
Tell Laura about the room. If it suits, she sends a written plan and its price.
Free, and nothing to buy. What happens next