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STYLE FILE Be inspired by design’s hottest talking points


▼ Italian metal surface specialists De Castellini (available at TOLLGARD) looked to La Serenissima for inspiration for its latest collection, Tracing Venice. It includes this tableau made from copper, brass and steel, a tribute to the mosaics of St Mark’s.


▼ This ‘Arioso’ painterly fabric brings a subtle shimmer to a room. It’s part of LEE JOFA’s Rhapsody collection, which also features strong geometrics and graphic brushstrokes – all linked together through bold hues, such as the shades of burnt orange and teal shown in this colourway.


▼ Take a walk on the wild side with SANDERSON’s ‘Forest of Dean’ wallcovering, which features stags roaming through a mushroom-strewn and butterf ly-rich landscape. It’s part of the Arboretum collection celebrating England’s ancient woodlands and their restorative powers – and the wallcoverings are kinder to forests, too, since they are all printed on FSC- certified substrates.


▲ ARTE has created a dreamy fantasy with ‘Banyan’, a panoramic wallcovering named after the sacred tree of the same name. The collection it is drawn from, Alaya, takes inspiration from the Silk Road, and features stylised hills, trees and forests.


▼ Bohemian glass is second to none when it comes to quality, and now one of its giants, Moser, is available at GLADEE LIGHTING in partnership with eVitro. The ‘Cubism’ bowl, vase and tumbler are hand-cut, taking glass to a luminous new dimension.


▲ US designer Lori Weitzner is incredible at bringing texture and three-dimensionality to her creations. Her latest Bouquet collection for SAMUEL & SONS, inspired by florals and the formality of flower-arranging, includes hand-beading, rouching and pleating techniques.


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