Lilith Hudson
News Editor at Livingetc
Lilith Hudson is the Junior Writer on Livingetc, and an expert at decoding trends and reporting on them as they happen. Writing news articles for our digital platform, she's the go-to person for all the latest micro-trends, interior hacks, and color inspiration that you need in your home. She discovered a love for lifestyle journalism during her BA in English and Philosophy at the University of Nottingham where she spent more time writing for her student magazine than she did studying. Lilith now holds an MA in Magazine Journalism from City, University of London (a degree where she could combine both) and has previously worked at the Saturday Times Magazine, ES Magazine, DJ Mag and The Simple Things Magazine.
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5 Changes to Make to Your Bedroom Before the Clocks Change to Improve Your Spring-Time Sleep28 Mar—Livingetc.comTwice every year, just like clockwork (if you'll pardon the pun), we humans meddle with time to afford ourselves some extra hours of daylight. Now with spring underway, we're approaching the night when the clocks go forward, meaning one hour less of valuable sleep awaits — not something on anyone's wishlist, but a necessary evil for those lighter, brighter evenings. While we all look forward to longer days and the accompanying weather, sacrificing that precious hour in bed can make the...
5 Problems With Heated Towel Rails People Never Talk About — And Whether They're Worth It in a Bathroom26 Mar—Livingetc.comin Advice There's nothing quite like stepping out of the shower or bath and into a toasty warm towel, especially during the cooler months of the year. Of course, in order to make that spa-like experience a reality, you need a heated towel rail, and while this functional bathroom addition is pretty ubiquitous, they come with a host of potential problems that are rarely discussed. The best modern bathroom ideas bridge style and functionality, and heated towel rails achieve that so successfully...
How to Create a Successful 'Morning Shift Routine' — 8 Ways to Start Your Day on the Right Foot and Boost Productivity19 Mar—Livingetc.comin Advice These days, the world is overrun with influencers and celebrities selling unattainable wellness routines. And yet, there is something to be said for a positive morning shift routine that sets you up for the day and boosts your productivity. Plenty of habits are easy to adopt and aren't wildly out of touch, plus they have a myriad of benefits on the mind, body, and soul —as well as your home. How many times has your busy morning schedule meant you've come home to a space that's in...
Diane Keaton’s jet-black front door makes a bold, impactful impression – real estate agents weigh in on how it elevates her curb appeal17 Mar—Homes & Gardens(Image credit: Getty Images) By Lilith Hudson published 3 days ago in News It was during the late seventies when Diane Keaton starred in Woody Allen's film Interiors, but the plot clearly had a lasting impression on the actress. We know that Diane is a dab hand at designing stylish spaces, but it turns out her skill extends to the very minutiae of her home, her front door included. Diane's Spanish Colonial Revival home, nestled in star-studded Beverly Hills, is as beautiful as you'd expect an...
How to Make Feng Shui Work for a Small Apartment — 5 Ways to Positive Energy Flow, Even in a Shoebox6 Feb—Livingetc.com(Image credit: Roberto Ruiz. Design: Colombo and Serboli Architecture) Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese art of arranging spaces to promote balance and harmony, can be a brilliant way to guide your decorating ideas. If you're struggling on where to place furniture or how to arrange your floorplan, the rules of Feng Shui often decide for you. But these configurations become far more difficult when dealing with small apartments. Finessing Feng Shui can be difficult enough in large homes. The...
