Daisy in her bedroom where windows are dressed with floral curtains over striped roman blinds

Daisy Lowe style ideas

When it comes to interiors, mum’s the word. Model Daisy Lowe and her mum, fashion and textiles designer Pearl Lowe each design a bedroom in their signature style

by Samantha Gibson

Trend and Styling Expert

Published: 24/04/2018

Updated: 16/03/2022

Daisy's signature style

Model Daisy Lowe and her fashion and textiles designer mum, Pearl Lowe go all out to create the perfect boudoir. Discover more about Daisy’s sensational look.

Combining her love of all things vintage with a desire to create a peaceful retreat, Daisy has plumped for a layered look featuring classic prints in soothing shades. Toile French Blue curtains bring a boudoir feel while a Downtown Blue striped Roman blind lends an air of sophisticated style. Cushion covers in Hatti Chambray and Clarence Denim finish this refined and restful look.

Hatti Chambray

Clarence Denim

Delizia Indigo

Meet Daisy Lowe

Fashion model and Strictly Come Dancing contestant Daisy Lowe has just moved into a new home and has set about creating a grown up space that’s calm and relaxing. Watch how she created the room and find out where she finds her inspiration.

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Daisy's signature style

Design a classically cool boudoir like Daisy Lowe. In this article we talk you through the key design elements to help you create your own take on Daisy’s signature style.

Boudoir basics

Nothing says boudoir quite like a classical Toile de Jouy design. This instantly recognisable French print has been popular since the 18th century, and the idyllic pastoral scenes portrayed on the fabric perfectly convey a feeling of relaxed elegance. Daisy teamed her Delizia Indigo curtains with a Hatti Chambray Roman blind, striking the perfect balance between Parisian chic and sophisticated rural charm.

Blue and white curtains fitted to a window in a bedroom decorated in blue and white

Rococo revival

Ornate French rococo furniture is making a comeback in contemporary interiors, and if there’s one room that’s perfectly suited to this opulent style, it has to be the bedroom. Daisy has picked up an original 18th century chest of drawers to bring a luxe edge to her design. But if your budget won’t stretch to an 18th century original, it’s a look that’s easy to fake with a tin of metallic paint and some vintage drawer pulls.

Blue and white curtains paired with white striped roman blinds in a bedroom decorated in white and blue

Tantalising textures

Daisy has artfully combined colour, pattern and texture to create a cosy and inviting space that oozes with understated elegance. The bed alone is groaning under the weight of lush and luxurious fabrics, from the refined quilted throw to the pure white sheepskin that simply cries out to be lounged upon. And of course, no self-respecting sanctuary would be without a mountain of plush cushions, covered in a range of stripes, florals and plains from our collection. A stand-out cushion featuring a well-manicured classical landscape continues the historical theme.

Classic colours

You only need to look up at the sky on a hot summer’s day to understand why a palette of blue and white go together so well, especially when it comes to creating a feeling of serenity and calm. Daisy has chosen sky blue, ivory and classic French navy for her bedroom scheme, with metallic touches bringing a warm, luxe feel to the cool tones. The mix of pattern and texture creates interest, drawing the eye to the key features in the room, and a floral display of peach and cream roses captures the mood of a romantic bygone age.

See how Pearl Lowe styled her bedroom

and discover more about the mother and daughter style duo

Peral lowe sat on a chair in bedroom. Room is decorated with pink curtains

Pearl Lowe

Fashion and textiles designer Pearl Lowe and her model daughter Daisy design a bedroom in their own homes using Hillarys fabrics.

Pearl and Daisy

We challenged mother and daughter style duo Pearl & Daisy Lowe to each makeover a bedroom in their own homes using curtains and blinds from our collections.

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Daisy Lowe designs a restful retreat

Fashion model and Strictly Come Dancing contestant, Daisy Lowe has just moved into a new home and has set about creating a grown-up space that’s calm and relaxing – the perfect antidote to her busy lifestyle.

Having a talented interior designer for a mum has certainly helped Daisy develop an eye for great design. Daisy shares mum Pearl’s love of all things vintage, but also brings her own fresh, confident style to rival that of her famous mum.

Daisy goes to town
The master bedroom in Daisy’s Georgian townhouse benefits from stunning floor to ceiling sash windows, creating a striking focal point within the room. Daisy’s love of vintage style instantly drew her to the Toile French Blue curtains. Daisy wanted to create a cossetting, cosy space so layered her curtains over contrasting Downtown Blue striped Roman blinds – a classic combination that’s perfectly suited to the period features in Daisy’s new home.

Daisy’s tips for a perfect night’s sleep
You don’t have to be a top fashion model to understand the importance of getting a good night’s sleep, and so blackout linings were top of Daisy’s wish list. By layering curtains over a Roman blind and choosing blackout linings for each, Daisy has created the perfect environment for a great night’s rest.

Made-to-measure style
Daisy is not alone in having lots of style ideas but no time to put them into action, and that’s why our expert in-home service is so valuable. Once Daisy had made her fabric choices, our expert advisor measured her windows and returned to professionally fit her made-to-measure curtains and blinds. The finish, as we’re sure you’ll agree, is simply gorgeous.