What’s New In Interiors This Month
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Pernille Lind Studio Tiles
Originally developed for use in its own residential and commercial projects, the new collection of marble tiles from design studio Pernille Lind perfectly blend artistry with functionality and are now available to the public. The range is a contemporary interpretation of classic styles, offering a fresh take on timeless mosaic designs. Crafted to highlight the natural beauty of marble, the team have created timeless geometric patterns to add character and intrigue to your space. Plus, the designs can be applied to both walls and floors.
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The House Of Liberty
Liberty has unveiled its latest interior fabric and wallpaper collection, The House of Liberty, in celebration of the design house’s 150th anniversary. Drawing inspiration from key moments throughout Liberty’s past, the collection marks a new era – viewing the rich design history of Liberty through a contemporary eye. The collection is divided into three chapters which explore defining epochs throughout the store’s evolution: Arts Club (1860-1875), Town House (1875-1910), and Painters House (1960-1980). Presenting 104 various colourways across 27 new fabric and three wallpaper designs, The House of Liberty is designed to all work together in multiple settings.
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Ca’Pietra Nonna Collection
The latest collection from Ca’Pietra is nostalgic and comforting. Inspired by creative director Grazzie’s Nonna, ‘Notes From Nonna’s Kitchen’ evokes a charming vision of an Italian granny scooping handmade orecchiette pasta at the cucina table. From florals to lemons groves, decorative edging to glazed pastel colourways, the ten designs are a whimsical, warming choice for kitchens and pantries.
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Beauvamp’s Tiffany Collection
Beauvamp’s latest lighting collection is seriously luxe. Woven in one of the oldest heritage mills in England, this month sees the release of a limited-edition collection of lampshades showcasing a number of colours and patterns from the Vero portfolio. Hand stitched and pleated around bespoke bronze frames, each lampshade is finished with a selection of timeless, British-made trims from George Spencer Designs, while the signature bronze struts have been kept visible from the inside to showcase the pleating and ombré effect on both sides of the shade.
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Collect Art Fair
Collect is for art lovers and buyers at all stages of their collecting journey. London's leading fair dedicated to contemporary craft and design takes place from 28th February to 2nd March at Somerset House, showcasing only new works from the most innovative and diverse living artists shaping craft today. Presented by the Crafts Council, this year’s fair will span 40 international galleries (including eight new to this year’s fair alone) showcasing over 400 living artists from more than 30 countries.
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Sarabande At Selfridges
House of Bandits by Sarabande Foundation – the charitable enterprise established by designer Lee McQueen – is launching a concept store and gallery complete with limited-edition products, and a programme of talks, artist workshops and more. Sarabande has also taken over three windows on Orchard Street with a series of distinctive studio sets belonging to a painter, maker and fashion designer. Look for special limited-edition designs, including exclusive prints and posters by the foundation’s artists, some of which wille be signed. There will also be interiors pieces, including exclusive plates by Schiaparelli’s Daniel Roseberry, Tim Burton and Francesca Amfitheatrof.
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Paint & Paper Library’s Jewels Collection
Inspired by rare and semi-precious minerals, eight dynamic new colours from Paint & Paper Library are testament to nature’s ability to inspire. They include arresting burnt orange ‘Atlas’, gentle pink ‘Rose Cluster’, vibrant magenta ‘Cobalto’, turquoise ‘Blue Tiger’, sumptuous green ‘Malachite’, surprising sulphur hue ‘Peruvian Yellow’, pistachio-green ‘Midelt Sage’ and alluring ‘Purple Azurite’. Each one can completely transform a space as a single, bold colour, or work as an accent in a scheme alongside the ‘Original’ or ‘Architectural’ Paint & Paper Library shades.
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Big Love By Jamie Oliver
Jamie Oliver has just dropped a new serveware and dinner collection, available at John Lewis. Perfectly timed for a new-year refresh, the range is designed to add colour and character to your kitchen – and it’s easy to incorporate, whatever your style. Big Love (so named after Jamie’s usual sign off) consists of well-crafted, functional pieces that will make a statement at every meal.
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Cinny Homeware
You may have come across Cinny Aumonier’s plump eiderdowns and boldly striped ruffled cushions, but now the interior designer and textile artist has launched a fabric, wallpaper and furnishing collection. Cinny’s is all about supporting British production and using only natural materials, so the evolving range includes one-off upcycled furniture pieces, as well as a cool mix of chintzy florals and contemporary wide-scale stripes. The collection is designed to be layered easily and used in both contemporary and traditional homes.
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Ooty Designs
Ooty co-founder Lou had been running a small interiors shop for five years when she spotted a gap in the market for affordable yet high-quality bespoke handmade pieces, particularly headboards, ottomans, and a range of footstools. Today Suffolk-based Ooty works with a fabric house based in Delhi to create block-print upholstery fabrics, which are handmade by local artisans. Also worth looking out for are the lampshades, cushions and valances.
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Crucial Trading’s Rug Builder
This innovative tool from Crucial Trading gives you the power to specify the precise size, material and border style of your custom-made rug. Choose from a wide range of natural, high-quality materials and nuanced colourways, to create a rug that's entirely personal to you and your space. The hands-on digital technology eliminates uncertainty around the design process by providing an accurate 3D representation of bespoke products in real-time, so you can really visualise your creation. What’s more, with the tool’s room visualiser, homeowners can also view the rug in a variety of settings to ensure it suits specific spaces. Crucial Trading also offers free samples so you can see and feel the materials before finalising orders. Every rug and runner is then handmade by skilled artisans and made to order, guaranteeing exceptional quality and a truly bespoke finish.
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The Edition 94 Tondo Collection
Using marble, onyx and quartizite stones from all over the world, Braniks are designed and made by Agata Knorowska in her Warsaw atelier, and the Tondo collection is now exclusively available at The Edition 94. The pattern and texture of each Branik is entirely unique and varies from piece to piece, depending on the block of stone it was carved from, resulting in individual creations perfect in their imperfection. Made from Emperor Dark Marble and Rojo Alicante Marble, we love the idea of displaying this piece on a coffee table centrepiece or a larger bedside table.
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Colours of Arley Vintage Drop
British brand Colours Of Arley is run by Louisa Tratalos, who has spent the past two years designing and producing bespoke striped fabrics for clients all over the world – from London to Paris, New York to Tokyo. The company is gearing up to drop of limited-edition collection of vintage chrome chairs on 5th March, each of which has been reupholstered in one of the founder's favourite stripes – but there are only five available, so it's worth signing up now.
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Kast Orme Basin
This month sees the launch of Kast’s new pedestal basin with mix-and-match customisation. Handcrafted in Nottinghamshire using locally sourced Derbyshire limestone aggregates, each basin is meticulously cast in Kast’s signature palette of 28 colours, offering unparalleled durability and refined finishes. Featuring a sculptural design with a curvaceous concrete bowl atop a choice of smooth or ridged columned pedestals, Orme offers a new level of customisation through both base style and mix-and-match colour combinations – allowing up to three colours per unit. Optional vanity shelves enhance its functionality, offering flexibility to adapt to unique preferences and design visions.
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The Small Home Rouge Noir Candles
The burgundy trend is going nowhere, as the latest launch from The Small Home proves. Inspired by Chanel’s iconic Rouge Noir shade, these British-made hand-dipped candles will bring a rich, opulent glow to any setting. Available this month in three sizes – an Extra Large Stubby Candle, a Pair of Short Stubby Candles and a three-pair pack of Standard Dinner Candles – prices range from £18-£20.
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King Living Modular Sofa
Australian brand King Living has taken a step back to the 1970s to come up with its latest piece. A contemporary twist on a best-selling sofa design from 1977 – one of the brand's first models – the 1978 High Back features extended back rests, a wider base and refined curves. It can be made in a variety of configurations, from a conversation horseshoe to a quiet, single-person reading corner. The modularity of this sofa makes it suitable for ever-changing lifestyles and needs – plus, all covers are removable and machine washable.
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