In the last episode of Season One, host Emma Jane Palin chats with art director, brand consultant and writer Africa Daley-Clarke, also known online as The Vitamin D Project.
With Africa focusing on a more sustainable approach to interiors, fashion, and childrenswear, the pair discuss sustainable solutions for growing families, as well as how Africa uses social media to highlight social injustice. Africa talks through her move from social housing in London to her home by the sea, and how they originally thought it would be their 'forever home'.
Follow Africa on Instagram, subscribe to her Patreon and visit her website for further inspiration.

In this episode of Watching Paint Dry, interior stylist and author Emily Henson speaks on life as an interior stylist, creativity over consumption within interiors, and how to get stuck in DIY in your own home.
Emily is an experienced set designer, interior stylist and author working in photography and film for
interiors, fashion, tech, lifestyle and food brands. As one of the OG bloggers she has published an interiors blog 'Life Unstyled' since 2009, writing about interiors, styling, and DIY. This has led to six books, including the latest ‘Create: Inspiring Homes that value Creativity Before Consumption’ which focuses on sustainability.
To stay up to date, follow Emily on Instagram and subscribe to her Substack. Gather inspiration from her six books, available via her website.

Emma Jane Palin sits down to chat with copywriter and content creator Sheree Millington about her journey on Interior Design Masters, buying a home as a single person, and decorating your home based on your mood.
Sheree started her professional career as a journalist at VICE magazine, but has since turned to copywriting, and
now works in-house at a huge retailer. She bought her first home in Margate as a single buyer and threw herself into renovating, before appearing on the BBC's Interior Design Masters.
Follow Sheree on Instagram @chez.shez and sign up for her book club, Ladies Lit Squad.