Comprehensive Interior Design Project Management – POA
Our comprehensive project management service offers a fully personalised approach to your interior design project, ensuring seamless execution from concept to completion. Through detailed 2D floor plans, dual-aspect visuals, and carefully curated mood boards, we craft spaces that balance function and beauty. From bespoke fabric, wallpaper, and joinery designs to the sourcing of antique furniture and artwork, our meticulous attention to detail ensures each room is distinct and cohesive. We also manage tradespersons and installations, providing peace of mind as we deliver your vision with precision and professionalism.
EB & Co. Mediation Services
At EB & Co. Mediation, we believe your space should be a reflection of you. From the outset, we tailor our services to provide a fully personalised interior design experience. We commit to a continuous dialogue with you throughout the entire process, ensuring that every detail meticulously aligns with your vision and practical needs. Our dedicated design team collaborates with you from the initial concepts through to the final touches, ensuring a seamless integration of your style and our expertise to create a space that is uniquely yours.
Step 1
Discovery Process
At EB & Co. Mediation, our first step is to engage deeply with you to fully comprehend your unique needs and vision. Through close collaboration, we blend your ideas with our expert design knowledge to craft a tailored plan. We then meticulously refine and implement the design, ensuring every detail is executed flawlessly to meet your expectations.
Step 2
Design & Development
At EB & Co. Mediation, we masterfully combine cutting-edge design with precise development to turn your vision into a beautifully crafted space.
Step 3
Interior Design Delivery
At EB & Co. Mediation, we guarantee a seamless launch and delivery process, carefully managing every detail from the final design approval through to the placement of the last decorative accent, ensuring your vision is realised flawlessly.
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AI Divorce Advice: What a Chatbot Cannot See
More separating couples are arriving at their first meeting with a settlement already worked out by a chatbot. If that sounds like you, you are in very good company. Over the past year, UK searches for "best AI relationship advice" have risen by more than 550 per...
Smaller Families, Later in Life: What the New Birth Figures Mean When Couples Separate
Families in England and Wales are being started later and kept smaller, and that quietly changes what separation looks like when it comes. On 21 September the Office for National Statistics published its birth figures for 2025. There were 585,396 live births in...
Legal Aid for Mediation: What Separating Couples Can Do Now
The help that used to be there has quietly moved out of reach for most separating families. On 8 October the Law Society asked the government to finally deliver a reform that has been promised, consulted on and then postponed for years: an overhaul of the legal aid...
Hearing the Child’s Voice: What the Supreme Court Ruling Means for Separating Parents
When the country’s highest court stopped to listen to a fourteen year old, it reminded the rest of us of something that is easy to forget in the middle of a separation. On 17 September the Supreme Court handed down its judgment in the Petition of DM, a case about two...
One Rule, Two Homes: Co-Parenting Social Media Rules Before the Under-16 Ban
If one home allows TikTok and the other does not, March 2027 is about to settle that argument for you. Last week the Culture Secretary, Lisa Nandy, confirmed that the ban on social media accounts for under-16s will come into force in March 2027. Platforms including...
Family Court Delays: A Calmer Path Through Mediation
The Changing Landscape of Separation If you have been following family law news recently, you may have seen the headlines surrounding the latest updates to the Family Procedure Rules. In a significant shift aimed at addressing record-breaking UK family court delays,...
How to Avoid the Spiralling Cost of Divorce in the UK
The Headline That Struck a Chord Recent BBC news highlighting a woman facing a staggering £105,000 legal bill to divorce her abusive husband has sent ripples of anxiety through many couples considering separation. It is a terrifying figure that brings the extreme...
VAT on School Fees: What Separated Parents Can Do About Older Orders
If your financial order mentions school fees but was written before January 2025, it almost certainly says nothing about VAT, and that gap is now landing on someone's bank statement. Last week a barrister who acted in the Court of Appeal case on school fees orders...
Paying for Speed: Why Four in Ten Would Pay More to Settle Sooner
If you have ever wondered whether it would be worth paying a little extra simply to get an answer sooner, new research suggests a great many people feel exactly the same. Research published on 18 September by the law firm Mills & Reeve found that 38.9 per cent of...
Asking AI About Your Divorce: What Chatbots Can Help With, and What They Cannot
If you have quietly typed your situation into a chatbot at eleven o'clock at night, you are in far more company than you might think. New research published on 17 September by the legal reform charity Justice found that one in six people involved in a legal dispute...
Pensions & Divorce: Looking Beyond the Family Home
The immediate focus versus long-term security When couples separate, it is entirely natural for conversations to centre around the immediate, tangible aspects of daily life. Where will we live? Who will stay in the house? How will we manage the mortgage? However, a...
The Autumn Cost-of-Living Squeeze: How to Rebalance Shared Child Costs Without Conflict
As the days draw in and the autumn chill sets in across Essex and Cambridgeshire, many households are feeling an all-too-familiar pressure on their finances. Between rising domestic energy bills, the sharp expense of new school uniforms, and the recurring costs of...
