What’s New In Interiors This Month

Bespoke fabric studio Colours Of Arley has collaborated with London-based ceramic brand Bettina Ceramic to create La Luce Bella, a limited-edition lamp that fuses fluid form with graphic precision. Each piece is handmade in small batches near Florence, Italy. The ceramic base is hand-dipped and finished in a glossy white glaze, its gentle silhouette echoing the sculptural lines of Bettina Ceramica’s signature Gigli collection. On top sits a clean, cuboid-shaped lampshade in Colour of Arley’s signature linen-cotton blend, available in two colourways: Primi (Postbox Red x Pine Green) and Dolce (Cream Soda x Umber Brown).

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Inspired by over two hundred years of heritage and love of fine fragrance, Mella 1809 combines beautifully scented cleaning products with performance-driven formulations for the home. Each product is blended with the finest fragrance, powered by advanced cleaning science and finished in smart, design-led packaging. Currently, the collection includes a surface cleaner, laundry wash and conditioner, and dishwasher liquid, with floor cleaner, hand wash and hand lotion to come. There are two scents to choose from – Hemming Street, a woody floral blend of bergamot, fig, jasmine, vanilla and pink cassis, and Rue Du Dragon, a floral citrus infused with orange blossom, pink pepper, citrus peel and soft musk. 

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The new collection from Sophie Pringle, founder of interior design studio Pringle & Pringle, spans a series of handcrafted furniture pieces that reflect Sophie’s long-held belief in considered, functional design that improves the way we live.  Thoughtfully made in Britain and intended to be passed down through the generations, each piece embodies the studio’s signature approach – refined simplicity, beautiful proportions and a purity of form that feels at home in both classic and contemporary spaces. Rooted in the idea that furniture should feel effortless yet meaningful, the Orford Collection brings together solid oak and walnut, natural finishes and subtle detailing that enhances rather than overwhelms. Sophie has looked to the characteristics she values most in a home – calmness, integrity, warmth and longevity – to create designs that work hard for modern family life.

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Something new – and a little different – from Ca’ Pietra is its new Plastercraft tiles. There are two variations, one with gentle ridges and one that looks like 1970s-style plaster. Offered in a generous 60cm × 120cm format, the tiles create the kind of subtle movement that instantly softens a space. Combining the look of traditional plasterwork with the practicality and ease of a porcelain tile, both designs are available in softly toned, easy-to-use colours, from warm whites to natural clay shades.

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