This classic combination has the power to add drama and refined sophistication to a scheme.
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Michèle Oberdieck’s glorious designs encompass screen prints on textiles encapsulated in glass, as well as drawings and fabric hangings. And there’s no better setting to view her whimsical designs than the Ice House in Holland Park.
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Interior and product guru, and founder of design company Matrushka, Joanna Berryman creates inviting spaces that combine art and fashion with the unexpected.
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Cabbages & Roses announces the launch of its new design studio at the Langton Street store.
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Arresting prints on a large scale will enliven any scheme. Here, two fabulously bold patterns add instant drama, but a calming palette of blue and white, teamed with sisal flooring keeps the look grounded. We love the silver animal head – a whimsical twist on the traditional mounted trophy.
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We WILL have a summer, we WILL have a summer. Prepare for lazy Sunday afternoons with this stylish hammock by Richard Foxcroft and Monica Radcliffe of Hertfordshire Hammocks.
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Today, the spectrum of colours at our disposal is vast, but it hasn’t always been this way. What we now take for granted is the legacy of an enduring human obsession with harnessing the vivid colours of the natural world.
Colour Coded is a fascinating exhibition, starting this month at Museums Sheffield, which explores the
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For fresh, bright living spaces, white-with-a-colour always makes a successful combination.
A playful hanging chair with the added comfort of brightly patterned cushions offers a touch of contemporary glamour to laid-back tropical style.
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Notting Hill’s All Saints Road is always ripe for exploration and to celebrate the Summer Solstice, the retailers of this famously individual and eclectic street are inviting visitors to revel in a unique shopping experience.
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Decorating with black and white can add glamour and drama to a scheme, but it can also introduce a note of refined sophistication. Here, a pale, plain background allows strong monochrome patterns to sing out without overpowering the look. A deep-pile rug and plush upholstery soften the room’s modern edge, lending a tribal feel.
