What’s New In Interiors This Month
THE HERITAGE COLLECTION:
Petra Palumbo x Rosanna Bossom
Petra Palumbo and interior designer Rosanna Bossom have launched The Art of the Leaf, a new collection of embossed tiles inspired by archival needlepoint motifs. First created for Little Julie’s in Notting Hill, the tiles are now available to buy online, bringing the collaboration’s distinctive look into residential interiors. The designs draw on the Mogul Khan Leaves motif from Palumbo’s family needlepoint studio, Tapisserie, reworked as a contemporary spatial pattern. Available in six bespoke autumnal colourways, the collection balances heritage references with a modern sense of restraint. Expect tactile surfaces that add warmth and personality to kitchens, bathrooms or decorative details.
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THE TILE COLLAB:
Ca’Pietra x Sanderson
Ca’ Pietra has teamed up with British design house Sanderson on a new tile collection inspired by the brand’s much-loved decorative archive. Founded in 1860, Sanderson is renowned for its quintessentially English fabrics, wallpapers, paints and trimmings, with designs celebrated for their artistry and enduring appeal. Ca’ Pietra has reimagined a selection of iconic Sanderson motifs in tile form, including expressive florals, illustrative botanicals and richly decorative patterns. Blending heritage craftsmanship with contemporary design, the collection brings a sense of nostalgia and storytelling to walls and floors, offering a distinctive way to introduce pattern and British character into modern interiors.
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THE HIGH-STREET DROP:
Cath Kidston at Next
Cath Kidston has unveiled its AW26 home collection at Next, introducing two new ‘Cath Houses’ to inspire the season’s decorating. Conscious Curator embraces soft, calming tones and handcrafted detail, bringing together textured woven fabrics, embroidered finishes and beautiful ceramics for a thoughtful, timeless feel. The Modern Nostalgist offers a fresher take on cottagecore, pairing archival prints with clean graphic contrasts and playful colour. Expect textured ticking stripes, primary red accents, blanket checks and painted ginghams, all designed to add character without feeling overly traditional. Together, the collections showcase Cath Kidston’s signature blend of heritage pattern, considered craftsmanship and nostalgic British charm.
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THE EXHIBITION:
Antiques In Colour
This September, five interior designers and tastemakers will demonstrate how thoughtfully considered colour can transform the way we experience antiques, challenging perceptions of period, style and revealing the enduring relevance of historic craftsmanship. Henriette von Stockhausen (VSP Interiors), Edward Bulmer, Marco Mansi, Aliénor Cros and Darren Price (Adam Architecture) have each designed their own gallery space using pieces from Westland London’s expansive antique collections. Marco will take on the Regency era, Alienor the Victorian and Darren the Georgian. Henriette will transform the window, while Edward takes on the grand gallery. Working with Edward Bulmer Paint throughout, the curators will prove that colour has the power to reinterpret rather than reinvent, creating contemporary settings that allow antiques to be appreciated through a fresh lens while honouring their craftsmanship and provenance.
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THE WORKSHOPS:
JamJar Flowers
JamJar Flowers has a new programme of creative workshops this September, beginning with a Large Scale Floral Installation Workshop at its south London studio. Led by creative director Talena Lowther, the hands-on day will explore the mechanics behind the studio’s sculptural floral work, from structure and composition to installation techniques. Participants will draw inspiration from JamJar’s Chelsea Gate displays for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show before creating an impactful installation of their own.
23rd September, 10am-4pm; 22b Iliffe Yard, SE17 3QA
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THE ICONS:
Heal's Modern Heirlooms
Heal’s new Modern Heirlooms collection is rooted in the belief that good design should last a lifetime. Spanning furniture, lighting and textiles, it brings together generous forms, natural materials and a warmer palette of sandy neutrals, ochre greens, cherry browns and inky blues. The result is a collection that feels inviting rather than overly polished, with pieces designed to settle naturally into everyday life. This season also sees the return of Heal’s Discovers, supporting emerging talent through limited-edition capsule collections. Fleur Simon, Jessie de Salis and Katherine Fraser contribute work across the collection, adding an individual, tactile quality to contemporary interiors.
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THE FIREPLACE:
Lusso
Lusso has a new collection of bespoke marble fireplaces on offer this season. Starting from £3,997, the range includes 14 different surrounds, with each design available in six marble options, including Arabescato, Calacatta Viola and Pietra Grey. Natural veining ensures every piece has its own distinctive finish, while inner and outer hearths can be combined to create a more tailored look. Customers can specify bespoke dimensions and arrangements, with Lusso’s experts advising on the technical details. The collection is available in contemporary or traditional styles, making it a considered focal point for any renovation project.
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THE LUXURY BEDDING:
Gingerlily Silk Collection
Gingerlily has introduced Vintage Pink & Ivory, a new silk bedlinen collection inspired by founder Deborah Fiddy’s mother’s favourite shade of pink. The dusky hue is paired with fine ivory lines, creating a soft, elegant border around the bed. It follows the success of Summerhill Blue, a colour drawn from the skies above Ashdown Forest. Designed to bring warmth and calm to the bedroom, the new collection includes duvet covers, pillowcases, plus flat and fitted sheets. Each piece is finished with Gingerlily’s signature ivory trims and borders. The result is a gentle take on silk bedding that feels nostalgic without being old-fashioned, and luxurious without losing its sense of ease.
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THE DESIGNER COLLAB:
Kelly Wearstler x H&M
H&M Home has launched its first furniture collaboration with American designer Kelly Wearstler, introducing a 29-piece collection shaped by her bold approach to form and function. Designed around the idea of design as a daily ritual, the range brings modular furniture and sculptural home accessories to a wider audience. Standout pieces include the plush POMA accent chair, which can become two loveseats when paired, and the SOLUNA lounge chair, designed to form a sofa when multiplied. An accompanying eight-piece fashion capsule extends Wearstler’s design language beyond the home.
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THE STATEMENT WALLPAPER:
Fromental x Timothy Corrigan
Fromental has launched a new printed wallpaper collection with acclaimed American interior designer Timothy Corrigan. Originally developed almost a decade ago as a bespoke collaboration, the range reimagines some of its most loved archival designs as ready-to-order rolls. Inspired by the grandeur of 18th-century French design, the collection combines formal gardens, botanical studies and playful naturalistic motifs with Corrigan’s signature sense of colour and character. Highlights include Spring Fever, a delicate pattern of wildflowers and insects, available in four colourways: Meadow, Larkspur, Cyanotype and Wild Indigo. Printed in the UK, each design is supplied in pre-trimmed rolls for easier installation and faster lead times.
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THE FABRIC RANGE:
Tallboy Interiors
TallBoy Interiors launches Lana, its inaugural fabric collection, this month. Woven in Italy from linen and wool, the range brings the brand’s appreciation of honest materials into textiles. Four patterns are offered in eight colourways, alongside a versatile neutral. The fabrics combine the softness of bouclé with the character of traditional woven cloth, creating texture without overt decoration. Inspired by natural landscapes and craft techniques, Lana embraces subtle irregularity and the beauty of variation. Designed for classic or contemporary schemes, the collection offers a sophisticated way to add depth and warmth while reflecting TallBoy Interiors’ commitment to considered design.
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THE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT:
The Capston
Ballymore has unveiled The Capston, the final chapter of its Embassy Gardens development in Nine Elms, with interiors by Bryan O’Sullivan Studio. Drawing on Art Deco glamour and the work of Eileen Gray, the design pairs mid-century references with contemporary craftsmanship. Across the foyer, library and drawing room, polished plaster, terrazzo, stained glass and marquetry create a rich, layered sense of arrival. Bespoke pieces by artists and makers include a ceramic console, hand-drawn murals and a stained-glass dome. The one-bedroom show residence offers a softer interpretation, with oak cabinetry, Calacatta Viola marble and an integrated kitchen banquette. A coffered living room opens onto a terrace, while the bedroom and bathroom continue the material-led scheme with a strong focus on detail. The Capston is due to be completed in 2028. Prices start from £750,000.
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THE INTERIORS EVENT:
Focus/26 On Design
Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour will welcome Focus/26 on Design from 14th to 18th September 2026. Open to both trade professionals and design enthusiasts, the five-day event will bring together more than 700 global brands showcasing their autumn/winter 2026 collections. Visitors can also explore emerging makers at the Design Emporium Collective, meet this year’s House Guests and join curated Design Discovery Tours. With over 100 events, including workshops, demonstrations, business sessions and Conversations in Design talks, the programme promises plenty of inspiration and expert insight. Look out for our senior homes and interiors editor Georgina Blaskey's talk with design icon Katharine Pooley on Tuesday 15th September. Entry is free.
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