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Interiors
Accessible Interior Design & Homewares

Lindzi Jazdowska
I've had a keen interest in interiors and their design since I was a teenager.
In my early twenties, I decided I wanted to be an interior designer. I enrolled in a Higher National Diploma course in Spatial Design. I had a natural flair and became passionate about the industry, But upon completion of my course, the UK was hit by the 2008 recession which hindered & diverted my career plans.
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My interior passion was reignited after purchasing our first house. I found so much joy in decorating and making a home. I was often on a tight budget, but really wanted a high quality look, so I had to become creative. I began upcycling aswell well using nature to decorate, making lightshades or footstools myself from scratch, inspired by Youtube or Pinterest ideas.
I found a lot of joy in sharing my home & my decorating ideas via an Instagram account (@nest_at_10_interiors) and realised a following, receiving many compliments on my home style.
Surprising myself with my ability to upcycle tired, second hand furniture into something characterful and beautiful. I'd discovered how to get quality, high end looking furniture at a much lower cost. This soon turned into a passion and I found myself upcycling furniture as a hobby since 2011.
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My home style
My personal design style is influenced by a combination of farmhouse, country cottage, French country, and Scandinavian design. I love to incorporate rustic and time-worn pieces to create a sense of comfort and simplicity. My preference for calm and neutral colours sets the foundation for my design. Shades like soft beige, warm taupe, gentle gray, and muted earth tones dominate my colour palette. These hues create a calming atmosphere that promotes relaxation and balance.
My design choices are influenced by the beauty of nature. I like to incorporate elements such as reclaimed wood, stone and indoor plants to evoke a connection to nature. Texture also plays a crucial role in my design philosophy. I opt for materials with rich textures, like distressed wood and tactile fabrics such as linen, jute, and cotton. These textures contribute to a tactile experience that invites touch and exploration.
As an Furniture & interior designer, my aspiration is to create spaces that exude beautiful aesthetic character, while maintaining a sense of home, calm and comfort. A delicate balance that ensures these spaces are not only admired, but are also genuinely lived in and cherished for their cosy, inviting nature.
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