Make My House Home

A private after-hours evening

Make My Colour Palette

The first step to a home that feels like you.

With Rebecca from Make My House Home, Anna from Fenwick & Tilbrook and Donna from Williams & Parfitt

WhenTuesday 24 November
Time6.30 – 8.30pm
WhereWilliams & Parfitt, Wymondham
Price£35Goodie bag included
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The Williams & Parfitt shopfront on Middleton Street, Wymondham, at sunset A gold necklace laid among rust, sage and oatmeal fabric swatches with a brass hook and a green twisted candle An old pine dresser at Williams & Parfitt lined with stoneware jugs, pots and vintage cutlery

After the doors close

Once the shop closes for the day, the doors shut and it's just us. A small group, surrounded by antiques and art, with an interior designer and a paint maker to guide you.

Come on your own or bring a friend. The shop stays open for you all evening, so if something catches your eye, you can buy it on the night.

We all know what we like when we see it

But when it comes to our homes, we often reach for what feels safe, or what we saw in a magazine, and then wonder why it doesn't quite feel like us.

The idea is simple. The colours in your home should come from you, from the things you love and the reasons you love them.

Bring something that means something to you. We'll talk about why you chose it, then we'll show you how to pull a colour palette from it using Fenwick & Tilbrook paints, how tones sit together, and how to use it in your own rooms.

You'll go home knowing which colours belong in your home, and why.

How the evening runs

A leafy plant in a white pot beside a workshop table spread with velvet swatches and a colour card of warm pinks, terracottas and yellows
  1. Welcome

    Settle in with the shop all to ourselves. Donna will welcome you, then Anna and I will introduce ourselves.

  2. Where colour comes from

    Why the colours in your home should come from you, and how I start every home with the people who live in it.

  3. Something you love

    Round the table: what you've brought and why you love it. Forgotten it, or nothing came to mind? Find something in the shop instead.

  4. Building your palette

    A guided session with Fenwick & Tilbrook colours. Pulling colours from your piece and talking through tones together.

  5. Wrap-up

    Your palette marked up on your swatch card, goodie bags, time for questions, and a last browse of the shop.

What to bring, what you'll take home

Bring something you love

It doesn't need to be colourful or precious. Just something you love, for your own reasons:

  • A painting, print or postcard
  • A piece of fabric, a cushion or a scarf
  • A plate, a vase, a favourite book
  • Even what you're wearing

Nothing to hand? You can find something in the shop on the day.

What you'll take home

  • A palette you've built yourself, marked up on a keepsake swatch card
  • A goodie bag
  • Thank-you offers from Make My House Home and Fenwick & Tilbrook, sent to you after the evening

From previous workshop guests

★★★★★
Unlike a lot of interior designers with their own signature style, she uniquely puts you and your taste first.
Sarah L. · Google review
★★★★★
I had certain colours in mind, but I ended up choosing something I feel is much more appealing.
Sarah M. · Google review
★★★★★
It was lovely to spend a couple of hours surrounded by other interior lovers, discussing colour and pattern.
Workshop guest · Google review

Who you'll meet

Rebecca Hadley smiling in a green floral suit, standing against a London stock brick wall

Make My House Home

Rebecca

I'm an interior designer in Norwich, across Norfolk and in North London, working on full renovations, extensions, kitchens and single rooms. Every project I take on starts the same way, with the person and the things they already love.

Anna from Fenwick & Tilbrook in a white lace blouse, standing by a leaded window against a warm plaster-pink wall

Fenwick & Tilbrook

Anna

I'm the co-owner of our small, family-run paint business in Norfolk. We create paints inspired by the colours of the Norfolk coast and countryside, with every tin mixed to order.

Donna from Williams & Parfitt in a red jumper, standing in front of a linen backdrop

Williams & Parfitt

Donna

Donna runs Williams & Parfitt, a new take on the traditional antiques centre, with more than 30 independent dealers under one roof.

Join us

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Tuesday 24 November · 6.30 – 8.30pm

£35 · Williams & Parfitt, Wymondham NR18 0AB
Places are limited.

Full refund up to 7 days before. After that, send a friend in your place.
Questions? rebeccahadley@makemyhousehome.com

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