Ombre and Toile de Jouy wallcoverings, rugs inspired by the Sierra Nevada and some gorgeous hand knotted cushions – here are the products that caught my eye this week

The Ombré wallcovering collection from Arte (above) explores the beauty of subtle colour gradations and nuanced tonal effects. As one shade gradually transitions into another, rich layers of depth and atmosphere emerge. This distinctive ombré effect forms the unifying thread throughout the collection, expressed through a series of designs that each interpret this intriguing pattern in a unique way

From House of Petra Delft Toile de Jouy wallpaper in six colour options brings together the narrative charm of 18th Century French toile with the intricate aesthetic of Dutch ceramics. Featuring Petra’s hand drawn botanical illustrations, the design is layered with nostalgic symbols of garden life

Inspired by the snow-capped peaks and wild meadows of California’s Sierra Nevada, Tai Ping’s new Sierra Collection translates the beauty of the landscape into a series of hand-knotted rugs. Organic patterns and subtle movement capture everything from towering conifers to windswept plains, bringing the textures of the mountains into the home

In their first collaboration, acclaimed design studio Hill House Interiors and renowned Indian textile house Sarita Handa have unveiled Knotte, an exclusive cushion collection bringing together Hill House’s signature design aesthetic and Sarita Handa’s celebrated heirloom craftsmanship. The cushions are available in four colours Knotte bleu, nougat, rose or verte

Devon-based bed and mattress maker, Naturalmat has introduced the Braunton bed. Defined by its gently tapered profile and softly-sculpted silhouette, the Braunton draws inspiration from the relaxed glamour of 1970s Italian design, with an oversized, generously padded headboard, softened with subtle rounded detailing, that feels both architectural and welcoming