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The Sunday Six: What I Carry With Me

5th April 2026

The Sunday Six is our weekly edit of what feels relevant, chic or quietly useful. Each week Charlotte or Ginny will share objects, habits and small upgrades that feel worth your attention before Monday arrives.

The Sunday Six on Ginny: The Interior Edit

Happy Easter!

With a slower pace and a bit more time to pause over the long weekend, it feels like the perfect moment to focus on the smaller, everyday things which is exactly what this week’s Sunday Six is about.

What I have on me, pretty much at all times as an interior designer.

Here are six things that have stood out for me recently.

1. Laser measurer

This is probably the one thing I reach for the most.

There’s always something to check. A wall, a gap, whether something will actually fit the way you think it will. It removes the guesswork and means decisions can be made properly, there and then.

It’s one of those tools that quietly saves you from mistakes you don’t want to make.

2. Wonderskin Phlush stick

A small, everyday essential that’s always in my bag.

It works with the pH of your skin, so it gives just the right amount of colour without needing to think about it too much. Easy to apply to cheeks and lips, often without a mirror, which feels necessary most days.

A quick reset in the middle of a busy day that makes you feel a bit more put together.

3. iPad

This is where ideas are worked through properly.

Plans, sketches, mark-ups, notes. It’s the easiest way to communicate an idea in the moment rather than trying to explain it. Most decisions pass through here at some point.

Trying to describe a layout without drawing it rarely ends well.

4. Phone tripod

Not for the polished content, but for everything in between.

Capturing site progress, small changes, quick moments before they move on. It’s become part of the process and a reminder that there’s a lot that happens behind the finished images.

5. Coffee cup

Coffee (or matcha, depending on the day) is non-negotiable.

It comes everywhere with me, usually in my Ocean Bottle which keeps it hot for hours. It’s ideal, because I rarely get a chance to actually drink it while it’s still warm.

6. Oura Ring

A piece I rarely take off, aside from charging.

Originally for sleep tracking (or reminding me I need more of it), but now it’s more about keeping an eye on stress, heart rate and overall wellbeing. It just runs quietly in the background and it looks like a chunky piece of jewellery, which helps.

A mix of simple things, but all ones that have made everyday life feel a little calmer and more considered this week.

If you enjoyed this, do follow along for more on my Substack. I share these every other week, alongside interiors, styling and everyday inspiration. 

See you in two weeks.

Ginny xx