DE S IGN CENTRE


▼ Structured fabric shades in subtle neutrals are having a design moment: HEATHFIELD & CO captures the zeitgeist with its ‘Sole’ pendant made from hand-sewn linen.


► Interior designer Sean Symington nails classic country house style with a collaboration with GP & J BAKER. Pictured are ‘Canton’ fabric (on chair), ‘Ziggy’ fabric (on cushion), ‘Symington’ fabric (on curtain) and ‘Symington’ wallcovering.


▼ Channel “the quiet romance of the countryside” with the Meadow Farm collection from ANDREW MARTIN. Pictured are ‘Rhubarb’ and ‘Fig’ fabrics, printed in the Lake District.


◄ ALEXANDER LAMONT marks a quarter-century in business with the XXV collection, which includes this ‘Dais Spot’ chair made from mahogany wrapped in parchment, with a straw marquetry back panel.


◄ Legendary interior designer Jane Churchill has created a capsule collection for OFICINA INGLESA FURNITURE, including this scalloped ‘Mel’ mirror, named after the designer’s sister.


▲ This ‘Chambord’ large-scale damask fabric from JEAN MONRO was inspired by an early- 20th-century archival piece, and demonstrates the skill and artistry of traditional block printing.


▲ Add a tactile element to curtains, upholstery and cushions with these embellished tapes by Texture Fabrics. Pictured are ‘Taj’, ‘Yamuna’ and ‘Moti’, available from the ALTFIELD showroom.


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▲ A pair of 16th- century Anatolian tiles in the V&A inspired MCKINNON AND HARRIS’ ‘Iznik’ ottoman; it’s available in 26 colours, including this zingy shade of coral.


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