THE JOURNAL


► TOLLGARD’s impressive portfolio of international brands includes Luteca from Mexico, whose walnut and iroko ‘Oco’ side table is inspired by the clean shapes of 1960s design and Mexican brutalist architecture. A larger dining table in the same design is also available.


▲ This ‘Arc en Ciel’ crewelwork cushion sums up WENDY MORRISON’s more-is-more approach to design. The Edinburgh-based textile designer is opening her first London showroom in Design Centre East: expect exuberant chinoiserie, strong geometrics and nature in all its glory.


▼ Aspen is SAMUEL & SONS’ latest collection of performance trims: suitable for indoor and outdoor use, they are bleach-cleanable and resistant to UV rays, mildew and mould. The colourful bullion fringe (pictured) is complemented by slubby and tufted borders, all inspired by the nature of Colorado.


▲ Sutherland has collaborated with famed superyacht designers Bannenberg & Rowell on a new collection, Oceania. Head to PERENNIALS SUTHERLAND STUDIO to hone in on the detail of the teak and stainless-steel furniture, all built to withstand the high seas.


▲ Translating as ‘field of flowers’, CO.DE by Janelli&Volpi’s ‘Campo Fiorito’ wallcovering is like taking a stroll through a heavenly meadow of wild blooms. Find it at ALTFIELD.


► RUBELLI has collaborated with British artist Sally Anne Fitter on this ‘Sally’ cotton fabric; her original painting of a vase of roses has been silhouetted against a contrasting flat background, creating maximum vibrancy and celebrating the joy of colour.


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