Wallpaper inspired by fishing, a decorative collaboration with Timothy Corrigan and a modern Murano chandelier

Fromental has introduced a new printed collection in collaboration with US interior designer Timothy Corrigan. Inspired by his passion for the old-world grandeur of 18th Century French design, the collection balances ornament and romance with the designer’s signature playfulness. Spring Fever (shown above) invites a world of wildflowers and insects indoors, available in four colourways

New from Artemest this July, the Rondini chandelier is a sculptural cascade of smoked glass crafted through a traditional Murano technique in which glass is poured over a mold to achieve its characteristic form. Artemest offers a curated selection of furniture, lighting, décor and tabletop handcrafted by the best Italian artisans

British wallpaper designer Fiona Howard unveils Gone Fishing, a narrative wallpaper that celebrates the restorative power of nature and the timeless ritual of fishing. The design tells the gentle story of two anglers, each quietly absorbed in their own thoughts, surrounded by the peaceful beauty of the riverbank Graceful willow trees lean over still waters, bulrushes and reeds sway in the breeze and a small wooden bridge invites the eye to wander through the landscape. Rather than depicting a single moment, Gone Fishing evokes a feeling, a slower pace of life, the companionship found in shared silence and the simple joy of being immersed in nature. Available in five colourways. (meet Fiona Howard)