Why You Shouldn't Fall Asleep on the Couch
Falling asleep on the couch might feel cozy, but it disrupts your sleep, hurts your spine, and confuses your body’s natural rhythm. Here’s why your bed is the only place you should sleep.
Bespoke Interior Design & Custom Furniture in the UK
At Marvin Bucknell we turn rooms into places that feel right for you. Whether you want a sleek modern kitchen, a cozy living room, or a bedroom that whispers relaxation, we listen, design, and build.
Why Choose Our Design Service?
We blend style with function, so every piece works as well as it looks. Our team sketches ideas on‑site or online, then creates furniture that matches your colour, material, and budget preferences. No cookie‑cutter solutions – just pieces that fit your space like a glove.
From Concept to Completion
Start with a quick chat, we’ll measure your room and discuss your vision. Next, we produce 3‑D renders so you can see the final look before anything is cut. Once you approve, our craftsmen cut, upholster and finish each item in our workshop, then deliver and install it ready to use.
Ready to see how a tailored design can lift your home? Get in touch today for a free consultation and let us bring your style to life.
We serve homes across the UK, from London flats to country cottages, delivering the same attention to detail every time. Our happy clients often say the result feels like moving into a brand‑new home, even when it’s their own place.
Which Direction Is Not Good for Sleeping? Bed Positioning for Better Rest
Learn why sleeping with your head facing north may disrupt your sleep and how adjusting your bed's direction to south or east can improve rest quality. Simple changes, real results.
Is Luxury Vinyl Plank Going Out of Style? What’s Really Happening in 2025
Luxury vinyl plank isn't going out of style-it's evolving. In 2025, modern LVP looks more like real wood, lasts longer, and works better in high-traffic homes than ever before.
What interior colors are trending for 2024?
Discover the top interior colors for 2024: warm neutrals, earthy greens, deep navy, and soft terracotta. Learn how to use them in your home for a calm, timeless look.
How to Make Your Living Room Pop with Simple, Bold Moves
Learn how to make your living room pop with simple, bold changes-rug, paint, lighting, and texture-without spending a fortune. No redesign needed.
What Color Curtains Go With Everything? The Ultimate Neutral Palette Guide
Find out which three neutral curtain colors - warm gray, soft taupe, and off-white - work with any wall, furniture, or lighting setup. Learn why these shades are timeless, how to pick the right one, and what to avoid.
How to Stop Garden Cushions from Going Mouldy: Simple, Proven Steps
Learn how to stop garden cushions from going mouldy with simple, proven steps-choosing the right materials, proper drying, smart storage, and effective cleaning. Keep your outdoor seating fresh and clean all year.
What color is replacing gray for decorating? The new neutral taking over homes in 2025
Beige is replacing gray as the go-to neutral in 2025 interiors, offering warmth, texture, and calm. Learn why designers and homeowners are switching, which shades work best, and how to style it with furniture.
Can Bed Bugs Live in Wicker Furniture? Here's What Actually Happens
Bed bugs can hide in wicker furniture thanks to its tight weaves and hidden crevices. Learn where to check, how to treat it, and how to prevent infestations without throwing everything away.
What furniture is in high demand right now? 2025 trends and top sellers
In 2025, high-demand furniture focuses on function, flexibility, and authenticity. Multi-functional pieces, solid wood with character, and modular outdoor sets are selling fastest as homes get smaller and lifestyles get smarter.
How to Choose the Right Coffee Table Distance from Your Couch
Learn the exact coffee table distance from a couch, why the 12‑18‑inch rule works, and how to adjust for height, room size, and traffic flow.
Coffee Table Drawer Placement: Should They Face the Sofa?
Learn when and why the drawer on a coffee table should face the sofa, weighing ergonomics, traffic flow, and style for a functional living‑room layout.
