43. Diversity in Design, Marianne Shillingford, Kitchen Revamp

The Great Indoors

Kate Taylor

Society & Culture, Arts, Design

4.8 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 11 June 2020

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Diversity and Interiors: a special extended feature includes contributions from Michelle Ogundehin, Simon Hamilton, Poonam Sharma, Busola Evans and many more. Plus Marianne Shillingford, creative director of Dulux, talks to Sophie about the next generation of designers and colour trends. There's advice on how to revamp your kitchen, and the Style Surgery addresses a Sticky Problem. Useful links and images are supplied on each of Kate and Sophie’s blogs or join our Facebook group The Great Indoors Podcast And here's some more info on the guests on this show: Gemma Samuels @happihabitat Melody @architravelmel Angie @somethingbluehome Delali Foli https://www.decorbydelali.uk/ @decorbydelali Poonam Sharma http://modernluxe.co.uk/ @modernluxeblog Terian Tilston https://www.teriantilston.com @teriantilston_interiordesign Rukmini Patel https://www.rukminipatel.com @rukminipatel Sarita Sharma www.saritasharma.co.uk @saritastylist Jecks Stone www.personaabodeinteriors.com @personaabode Eva Sonaike https://www.evasonaike.com/ @evasonaike Camellia Odojukan @mrsodojukan Bhavin Taylor https://bhavintaylordesign.com @bhavintaylordesign Busola Evans https://www.livingetc.com @busolaevans Michelle Ogundehin https://michelleogundehin.com @michelleogundehin Charmaine White https://www.thewhitehouseinteriors.com @twhinteriors Simon Hamilton http://www.simonhamilton.me @sihamilton747 Marianne Shillingford @m_shillingford Colour in design awards https://www.colourindesignaward.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Great Indoors.
0:10.0	The podcast which reveals everything you ever needed to know about interiors and explains how to make
0:15.3	it all really work for you in your home.
0:17.7	I'm Kate Watson Smythe and I'm Sophie Robinson and thanks as ever to our sponsor Gebborette.
0:27.1	Now we're all used to technology in the home by now. Fridges at 10 you when the
0:31.6	milk's gone off lights you control from your phone, but
0:34.8	smart tech is gaining popularity in the bathroom too.
0:38.4	Yes, and our sponsor, Gebret, is at the forefront of innovation with the aqua clean shower toilet.
0:45.0	Did you know they sold the very first one way back in 1978,
0:49.0	which was, I can't believe it, over 40 years ago.
0:53.4	Yeah, yeah, you're going to say it seems like only yesterday.
0:55.8	Well, all right, let's just say I remember it quite clearly.
0:59.4	Anyway, Gebboret was ahead on that because now over 77% of Japanese homes have a
1:05.9	shower loo and the UK looks set to follow. And tech advances don't stop there.
1:10.3	The shower loo not only you know gives you a little shower the
1:15.2	gabbritz duo fresh odor extraction unit is set to eliminate I really don't need to hear anymore. Thank you very much. Needless to say,
1:27.0	Gebborette has a whole range of innovative options to help you and your home feel fresh, and you can find out more at gebaret.
1:35.2	co. UK. Now in today's episode we have an interview with Marianne Schillingford
1:41.4	creative director of Dulx and a real international
1:44.7	taste maker when it comes to all things colour and paint.
1:48.8	And as part of our occasional series we're going to revamp your kitchen and in the star surgery we'll be discussing
1:55.4	sticking curtain poles. But for our first topic we wanted to turn our attention to
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