Tat London Journal

So fabrics and I have always got on like great mates but wallpapers, we have had to find our rhythm. It doesn't mean the friendship is any less important it just perhaps means that we are a little more tentative with one another. I put this down to much of my early career seeing interior designers cover houses with wallpaper. Each room would have a different theme and it used to give me quite the headache, I also thought that wallpaper was doing far too much of the heavy lift

I don't know if you have found this but whenever I look at Instagram, Substack or a magazine I am always enticed into believing some object should really be mine and then I find the price and I think well you can stay right where you are. I have long suspected I am just cheap, and the more I see these lists and pages of things to purchase I have come to accept it as fact. I am a lady who likes a deal. This all being said I am also a lady who likes to treat herself. So I found

January seems like a time to buy stationery, or perhaps it is a time to buy nothing. Either way, what’s the harm in looking and thinking to yourself what an organised person you could be if you just bought that Choosing Keeping notebook or a Compton Marbling box. I, for one, know it would make my intentions better, although my actions always seem to fall short.

Money slips through my fingers as if it were sand. One minute I feel quite flush, the next I’m anxiously waiting for the word Approved to flash up on the cashier’s register. That sensation has only grown sharper with the pinch of inflation over the past five years.

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