The Art of Bold Design: A Masterclass by Plush Design Interiors

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The Art of Bold Design: A Masterclass by Plush Design Interiors *

Your Home Should Have a Personality. Preferably Yours!

Modern bedroom with large window, abstract black and brown art above the bed, white bedding, navy and patterned throw pillows, two navy ottomans at foot of bed, beige patterned rug.

Does This Sound Familiar?

  • You have a Pinterest board with 1,000 pins but no idea how to start.

  • You're afraid of choosing the 'wrong' paint colour or buying a sofa you'll regret.

  • You feel like your home looks like everyone else's, not like yours.

  • You buy beautiful things, but your room never feels "pulled together”.

  • You can see the vision in your head, but you don't know how to make it a reality.

The No-Vanilla Design Manifesto

The No-Vanilla Design Manifesto

DITCH THE DESIGN RULES THAT ARE HOLDING YOU BACK

“This isn’t about decorating. This is about designing spaces that stay with you long after you’ve left the room. Spaces that pull you in and don’t let go”

— Penelope Herbert

Woman smiling inside a showroom bathtub, holding a pink boot, with bathroom fixtures and displays in the background.

Penelope Herbert, Principal Designer

“The No-Vanilla Design Manifesto isn’t about banning the colour vanilla—it’s about rejecting the idea of vanilla as safe, bland, and forgettable”.

It’s about designing with guts, confidence, and personality—creating spaces that pull you in and don’t let go. This is about ditching the cookie-cutter, playing-it-safe approach to interiors and embracing bold, fearless design that actually makes you FEEL something!

The No-Vanilla Design Manifesto isn’t just about using bold colour—it’s about designing with bold intention.

A space can be rich in neutrals and still be fearless, layered, and full of depth. Bold design is about contrast, tension, texture, and confidence—it’s about making a statement, whether that’s with high drama or quiet luxury. It’s not about how loud a space is—it’s about how alive it feels.

Three people standing in a room with exposed ceiling, discussing renovation. One person is wearing a floral coat, two are holding papers.

Are you ready to rebel?

If you’re ready to disrupt, ready to rebel, and ready to ditch the dull—then welcome. You belong here.

  • This isn’t just a course. This is a movement.
    - A rebellion against boring, forgettable interiors
    - A manifesto for fearless, personality-driven design
    - A place where safe choices go to die—and bold ones take their place

Right now, the waitlist is open.
No obligation.
No payment required.
Just first access to updates AND exclusive early bird pricing when enrollment opens.

The revolution is coming. Will you be part of it?

Join the waitlist now. See you inside.

The No-Vanilla Design Course will be launch later in 2026.

So what can you expect? There will be Five Modules, each with Five Lessons, designed for you to quickly move through and learn at your own pace. Each lesson will be an easy-to-understand video with supporting downloadables.

You’ll learn all the tip and tricks from a seasoned interior designer and renovator… ME! I have re-designed over 75 homes in Adelaide, Australia. But the information you’ll learn is applicable to any home, in any town, in any country.

Join the no-obligation waitlist for FREE with no payment required. When the course launches, you can decide if you want to take advantage of the early-bird pricing ONLY for those on the waitlist. Or wait until a future course opens.

Module One: The Fearless Blueprint

Build the unshakable confidence to finally design for you

Modern living room with green and red walls, an archway, abstract painting, beige couch with patterned pillows, orange cushion, red round ottoman, and a black-and-white checkered rug.

Module Two: The Layout Rebellion

Arrange your furniture like a pro and make any room feel bigger, bolder, and smarter

Module Three: Material Magic

Master the art of texture, colour, and finishes to create rooms with undeniable vibe

Modern dining room with a rectangular table, surrounded by blue upholstered chairs, a black and white geometric rug, a large window with black curtains, a black chandelier, green plant, and a sideboard with decor.

Module Four: The Soulful Edit

Learn the stylist's secrets to a room that feels complete, curated, and uniquely you

Module Five: The Playful, Polished Room

Design a kid's room you'll love as much as they do

A bedroom with two twin beds with green and white striped headboards, each with orange pillows and black and white printed pillows. Between the beds is a round marble side table with a black and white lamp, a small potted cactus, and books. Two framed abstract art prints hang on the white wall above the beds, and yellow wall lamps are mounted beside each bed.

Bonus Module : The Money & The Magic - Budgeting, Sourcing, and Getting It Done

The practical guide to bringing your vision to life without drama or debt

Modern living room with white sectional sofa, blue and white cushions, large artwork of green palm leaves, potted plants, glass coffee table with decorative objects, and floor-to-ceiling windows showing lush green outdoor scenery.
Elegant bedroom with dark green paneled walls, a green velvet bed with white and orange bedding, an orange chair, and a patterned rug. A nightstand holds a lamp and decorations under a wall mirror.

Create A Home That’s Unapologetically YOU!

You’re here because safe design is dead. You’re here to make a statement.
Now let’s build a home that’s as bold as you are.

Luxurious closet with black gown, feathered chandelier, and wooden floor.

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