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► The creative reimagining of embroidery is a major design direction for SS23: Zinc Textile’s ‘Baldessari’ fabric, for example (available from ROMO), has curvy shapes of crewelwork that slot together like a jigsaw puzzle, with tonal colour combinations that dazzle the eye.
◄ Slow down and channel a more relaxed pace of living with McLaurin & Piercy’s Island Life collection, available at GEORGE SPENCER DESIGNS. History, folklore and craft come together in textiles such as this ‘Balinese’ fabric, inspired by Bali’s native landscape with its lush mangroves, vines, bamboos and orchids.
► Omexco’s Casca collection (available from LELIEVRE PARIS) explores the beautiful qualities of cork, known for its natural warmth and sustainability credentials. This ‘Cas 71’ panoramic wallcovering includes an over-printed abstract design, with gold linear accents that add a touch of luxe.
▲ Straddling the traditional and the contemporary, PORTA ROMANA’s ‘Button’ lamp was inspired by ancient ceramics from Mesopotamia, and features irregular studs scattered across its colourful glazed surface.
▼ WOOL CLASSICS is eliminating synthetic backings for its carpets and rugs, and launching new all-wool products, such as this pretty ‘Frost Trellis’, making them easier to recycle or break down at the end of their lifetime.
◄ A fresh take on a traditional smart stripe, ‘Sundae’ is new from Casamance, part of a wider collection that explores the rhythm of colour and abstract pattern. It’s available from COLONY BY CASA LUIZA.
▼ SHEPEL knows the fine art of furniture making inside-out, as pieces such as the aptly named ‘Divine’ chaise longue attest. The Ukrainian brand, which is opening a showroom in the North Dome, uses only natural materials in its upholstered pieces and cabinetry.
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