Interior designer Nicola Harding, known as Nix, has a unique methodology for remodeling projects, focusing first on spatial planning before color choices. Her approach is characterized by a bold mix of hues that aim to uplift the mood of a space. Harding recently transformed an 18th-century house into a vibrant weekend retreat for a young family, highlighting her belief in the power of color. She typically defines a core palette and builds upon it with softer tones and contrasting accents, achieving what she describes as a 'soulful and easy atmosphere' in her designs.
My approach entails planning the use of space first, which often means reorganizing rooms before I even pick out colors.
Color choice is fundamental to unlocking the potential of each space; it’s not an afterthought for me.
In my designs, mixing both subtle and bold hues creates unique atmospheres that enhance the overall experience of a space.
When I define a core palette of colors, I build it out with deeper and softer tones, allowing colorful accents to emerge.
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