THE JOURNAL
▼ Known for its incredible collaborations, THE RUG COMPANY has secured the talents of master glass artist Dale Chihuly for its latest collection. This ‘Coho’ wool and silk rug captures the colour and movement of Chihuly’s Blanket Cylinder series, inspired by Native American textiles
▼ With its faceted base, this ‘Surface’ table lamp from TIGERMOTH LIGHTING catches the light in a striking way that accentuates every crisp line. It comes in a selection of finishes, including blush marble, gold, pewter, rose gold and white gold
▼ Take a journey to Japan with COLE & SON’s latest collection. It includes this ‘Japanese Chinoiserie’ wallcovering, part of a series of 12 new hand-painted designs that feature several different natural bases, including grasscloth and silk
▼ Nicolò Castellini Baldissera’s Grand Tour collection for C & C MILANO takes in some of the interior designer and author’s favourite destinations. The ‘Cairo’ printed linen pictured here also comes as a complementary wallcovering and rug design
▲ NOBILIS’ ‘Circus’ stool evokes the traditional pedestals of the big top. It’s part of a collection of upholstered furniture by French designer Léa Zeroil that shows off Nobilis’ fabrics, including the ‘Velours Austral’ pictured here
◄ The ‘Jig’ table by PORADA is made from hand-blown glass with a timber top; pictured in a vibrant wine hue, it also comes in a range of other colours and finishes, with a taller and more slender companion table also available
▲ Designer and illustrator Luke Edward Hall has created ‘Parade’, a series of theatrical wall murals, for RUBELLI. Its motifs – gods and goddesses, actors, artists, floral urns and fountains – can be mixed and matched, inserted into a classical frame of columns and friezes
► This ‘Arcette’ fabric takes a classic geometric and elevates it, with embroidered shapes on a background of wild silk – all made by hand. It’s part of the Mosaique collection of similarly graphic, Bauhaus- inspired designs at ZIMMER + ROHDE
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