Meet the interiors guru at Sheerluxe ✨

Let's get inspired with Georgina Blaskey...

Georgina Blaskey is the dynamic Senior Interiors & Homes Editor and podcast host at SheerLuxe.com. Since 2019, she has been celebrating the most cutting-edge brands and visionary creators in design. With her keen eye for talent, Georgina interviews renowned interior designers and shines a spotlight on the industry's next big stars.

We recently sat down with Georgina and explored her interior design philosophy, who we should be following on Instagram right now and what her favourite Pooky lights were. Read on to find out more...

"I started out in magazine journalism, working in women’s lifestyle titles following a post-graduate magazine diploma after university. My first job was at M&S customer magazine, then Country Living and then Company. When I was on maternity leave, I decided to continue as freelance and worked for a number of titles, including parenting titles and London-based magazines, which covered a lot around property. This led to more interiors writing and when a part-time role came up SheerLuxe, where I was already freelancing, for an interiors editor, I jumped at the chance."

"I love Instagram for interiors, especially global designers who we don’t see so much in publications over here. From Australia I love Arent&Pyke (@arentpykestudio), Tamsin Johnson (@tamsinjohnson) and Phoebe Nicol (@phoebenicol.interiors). From the US I’m into Hadley Wiggins (@hadleywiggins_) and Whittney Parkinson (@whittneyparkinson). And from Scandinavia I love Katharina (@happyhomecopenhagen) – amongst many others!"

"That’s such a tough question! As I said, I’m really into rechargeable lamps and Pooky is nailing this, especially with the new range of wall lights – perfect if you want to add one later without chasing a wall and running a cable; I have the Twinky (above) on my shopping list.

But I do love the Phileas rechargeable lamp in antique brass (below) - I believe it's the first one Pooky launched and it’s still my favourite. I pair it with a marbled red and white shade."