I'm a design expert, surprising hack will leave your bedroom looking super-stylish | The Sun

IF you are looking for a simple and easy way to spruce up your home then look no further.

BBC's Interior Design Masters champ and telly host Banjo Beale has the perfect hack to make your bedroom super-stylish.

Banjo, who swapped Australia for the Hebrides, has become a prominent figure on our TV screens after bagging his very own show Designing The Hebrides.

In the series, the design expert uses his interior expertise to transform the homes and business of Scots islands residents.

And the Mull-based presenter has revealed how a tartan blanket can really spruce up your home.

Banjo told Ideal Home he recommends keeping the styling as simple as possible.

He added: "I love to style my blankets in the bedroom.

"I think a bedroom should be calm and relaxed.

"A nice, clean set of linen sheets and a recycled wool blanket is the perfect combo.

"That's all you need for a bedroom – the goal is to make it look as un-styled as possible."

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It comes as Banjo released his first collaboration with the Tartan Blanket Company (TBCo).

The limited edition collection of wool blankets come in four different designs – including a picnic blanket for summer.

The blankets are available online from May 17 and start at £85.

Banjo added: "When I look at my TBCo collection I see a little touch of whimsy, a sense of fun.

"I feel like it's grounded but also playful and natural."

When it comes to accessories and soft furnishings in your home, Banjo said: "I think you've just got to go a little bit wild sometimes!

"Forget the rules and what anyone has ever told you, just go for it.

"Have fun experimenting with different colours, textures and interesting pieces you’ve found, don't take it all too seriously."

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