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â–¼ Paolo Moschino and Philip Vergeylen of PAOLO MOSCHINO LTD are longstanding collectors of Japanese Imari porcelain, and now they’ve channelled the vibrancy of its patterns into two new fabrics, ‘Imari I’ (on tablecloth) and the smaller-scaled ‘Imari II’ (on wall).


â–¼ These ‘Stem’ nesting coffee tables are designed and made by LOOM FURNITURE, a recent showroom addition to Design Centre East. The metal base and stone/timber tops are available in many different finishes, allowing you to customise the tables to suit your scheme.


â–² DAVID HUNT LIGHTING’s distinctive ‘Audrey’ mirrors are named after Audrey Hepburn in honour of the star’s timeless style. Finished in high gloss, they’re available in two sizes and 17 colours, including this cheerful strawberry red.


â–² Kit Kemp’s wallcoverings for ANDREW MARTIN are whimsical and fantastical, with folk-art inf luences that transport the viewer into another realm. This new ‘Lantern Parade’ design features birds and hares lighting the way in a magical landscape.


â–¼ With its informal patchwork-like design, this ‘Bohemian’ rug from GP & J BAKER lives up to its name. Made from jute, it was inspired by an archive document: this multicoloured version complements a muted colourway that more closely resembles the original.


â–² Koi – a traditional symbol of strength and prosperity – swim neverendingly around this ‘Jemima’ basin from the LONDON BASIN COMPANY, which takes its cues from traditional Chinese porcelain. Hand-painted and hand- finished, every basin is unique.


â–º The charming ‘Leona’ by COLEFAX AND FOWLER is based on an 18th-century textile; highly detailed embroidered leaves and meandering sprigs create a striped design on its linen herringbone ground.


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