What’s New In Interiors This Month

Perfect for serving water, wine or cocktails, these beautifully hand-blown glasses have been crafted by skilled artisans in India. With a corresponding green glass ribbon around the rim, they’d look just as good on a festive dinner table as they would a summer terrace.

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Marking Nordic Knots' first move beyond rugs since 2016, these wool curtains will add structure and depth to any window scheme. Woven from pure wool, the natural quality of the material is luxurious but still airy enough to balance the light. Available in three timeless white hues – Perfect White, Pale Sand and Soft Grey – each has been chosen to complement and adapt to its surroundings. 

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Marrying fashion and interiors with a new collection of hand-smocked lampshades, this collaboration reflects edit58 and Smock London’s mutual love of embroidery. The Elsie collection uses the heritage technique of hand smocking to create ‘waistbands’ to hold the cotton shades in place. Hand pleated and sewn by artisans, the shades feature a choice of three fabrics, each with an intricately embroidered design, and they come to two lengths – mini and maxi.

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If you love the Avalon drawers, then you’ll love this latest addition to Trove’s range. The Avalon bar cabinet comes with the same signature bamboo-style fluting, as well as splayed legs and rattan and scalloped shelves. Choose either a custom colour or pick from Trove’s edit, in either high-gloss or satin lacquer finish. 

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Tablescape brand Maison Margaux has joined forces with textile stalwart, Christopher Farr to create a new range of designs featuring Farr's iconic Carnival print, which turns 20 this year. The collection consists of a tablecloth, placemats and napkins – all with delicate tassel detailing – that have been hand- and screen-printed at a family-owned printer in the UK. Designed by Michal Silver – the interior designer behind Queen Elizabeth II’s Royal Train and the Throne Room at Windsor Castle – the statement fabric is perfect for adding interest to a dining room.

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New from Hyde House is the Miami collection, which officially made its debut at this year’s Decorex. Blending sinuous shapes, tactile materials and soft pastel tones, the collection is inspired by the glamour of the 1950s and Art Deco Miami architecture. We love the gloss finish and soft colour palette of confectionary pastels.

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Balancing fun with sophistication, this capsule collection fuses Sarah’s maximalist aesthetic and experimental style with Birdie’s passion for timeless design and expertise in layering pattern, colour and texture. Birdie and Sarah’s shared passion for quirky details and fun finishes has shaped the collection – from textural jute lampshades to artisanal planters, each piece has been thoughtfully designed. We love the stripy ottoman – a versatile piece that comes with built-in storage.

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On 18th December, London interior design studio Turner Pocock will host a carol concert at St Luke’s Chelsea to raise funds for its charity TP Caring Spaces. Open to all, the event promises to bring together the biggest names in the design industry, including Nicky Haslam, Nina Campbell and Henry Bickerton. TP Caring Spaces is a vehicle through which Turner Pocock can offer its expertise and design skills to companies and individuals that really need it. For example, it’s just completed work on a woman’s refuge in West London and work is ongoing on a drop-in centre in Baron’s Court.  

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