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Graphenstone Ashmolean

This Week’s product launches

Paint inspired by the Ashmolean, wallpaper inspired by furniture and a gorgeous glossy console. These are the products that caught my eye this week

Vibrant lighting Control4

Understanding smart home technology

Everything you ever wanted to know about smart home technology but were too shy to ask – expert advice for interior designers

Tree of Life headboard by Natasha Hulse

In conversation with: Natasha Hulse

Bespoke fabric artist Natasha Hulse specialises in three-dimensional appliqué works that are then upholstered onto headboards, furniture even lampshades

Balineum tiles

This week’s product launches

Otto’s first marble tiles, tactile recycled fabrics and a bench inspired by a lion cub – here are the latest interior products to catch my eye

Boys Hall Ashford

Project: Boys Hall

Architects Hollaway Studio took inspiration from the 17th century to create a bright and spacious restaurant for historic Boys Hall

Vintage vases from Archyvio

Archyvio a new way to buy vintage objects

Archyvio is a new online platform for sourcing timeless objects – offering another perspective on sustainability through lasting design

Music room in Bloomsbury apartment

Project: Bloomsbury apartment

LLI Design were commissioned to completely redesign and refurbish a period apartment in a grand mansion block in the heart of Bloomsbury London

Roma sanitaryware from Aston Matthews

This week’s product launches

Graphic tiles, a green loo and striking plaster lights. These are the product launches that caught my eye this week

Black & Key

In conversation with: Alistair Black of Black & Key

Black & Key work with interior designers to create made to measure furniture. Alistair Black, founder of this British brand, spoke to The Insider about his life as a craftsman and the need to keep these skills alive

Project: private offices in Mayfair

Kitesgrove has re-structured a Grade II Listed space into private offices in the style of a residential townhouse