THE JOURNAL


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Channel your inner Matisse; his scissors transformed paint and paper into a world of plants, figures and shapes. Mimic the look with designs that capture the graphic spirit of his famous cut-outs


CLOCKWISE, FROM TOP LEFT: ‘Fermat’ joinery pulls, Barbera at The Specified. ‘Abstraction’ fabric, végétal, Karin Sajo at Houlès. ‘Piper’ lamp. stone, Porta Romana.’Naoshima’ wallcovering


(RM 1031/05), Elitis. ‘Roulade’ wallcovering, rose/leaf, Lee Jofa. ‘Callisto Mix’ coffee table, Porada. ‘Out of Line’ tables, olive, mustard, petrol blue and blushed nude, Bieke Casteleyn at Tollgard. ‘Utopia’ lamp, Visual Comfort & Co. ’Palette’ wallcovering (VP 964/010, Elitis. ‘Marina’ coffee table, Porta Romana. ‘Rangiroa’ wallcovering, terre, Pierre Frey


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