Following the mantra that good design is timeless design, Stellar Works has re-issued a selection of classic furniture designs to sit alongside its more contemporary collections. I take a closer look at the pieces from Vilhelm Wohlert, Jens Risom and Carlo Francolini.
Fancy a day out? Jump in your car or hop on the train and head off for a lovely day in Rye. This picturesque little town boasts some really impressive interior design shops. So, whether you are shopping for yourself or sourcing pieces for a project it makes a fabulous day out.
Adriel Lack and Rae Underhill, aka Raven & Lack, took me on a tour of their latest project and discussed the merits of being two Australians on London’s interior design scene.
So much to talk about this week – including summery tiles from Otto, sumptuous lampshades from BeauVamp a new rug company to investigate and a dolls house full of miniature marvels from Christopher Guy
Aiveen Daly is a specialist in fabric manipulation, producing exquisite hand bead work, embroidery and leather craft for some of the world’s finest interior projects. This is not just upholstery, this is Aiveen Daly upholstery.
This week we can all celebrate the joys of getting out and about once more, as lighting design studio Martin Huxford launches its first showroom and registration opens for London Design Week. There is also a new National Trust tile collection from Sarsen Stone Group
Kitesgrove successfully integrated a client’s Latin-American art collection into this handsome apartment. Managing director Sophie Coller gave me a tour.
I am fascinated by Roome London’s fusion of art and furniture so I jumped at the chance to find out more. Laura Allnatt kindly agreed to answer my questions about the business she founded with her sister Caroline
