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What's new?It can be hard to keep abreast of the latest trends in colour and style. Fashion and fads may influence how you want to see your house designed. You will want to take into account how particlular colours make you feel and also consider what suits the style of the building. Of course you can just have fun and go for the latest bold trend knowing you can change it later if you tire of it. Life, after all, is for living. If you are not quite sure how to achieve the look you want, or if a certain colour or pattern will go with something you already have, then book a consultation with our interior designer for guidance and advice on colours, fabrics, furniture and spacial use. Here's a selection of current designs for you to start with:  Still
LifeSanderson Inspired by the vivid colours, thick application of paint and distinctive brush strokes of The Post Impressionists, Still Life combines real life subject matter in this striking, abstract design. Printed on cotton panama in four colourways, it looks stunning as curtains and on upholstery. Combine this design with Leaf wallpaper to create a dramatic effect. Collection: Bloomsbury Canvas Fabrics Design name: Still Life Colour: Emerald/Multi Product number: DOIL220953  Porcelain
Garden‘Porcelain Garden’ is inspired by the designs of early 19th century hand-painted Chinese wallPaper, showing peony blossoms and birds painted in soft watercolours and pastels. The layout of this gravure printed wallpaper design is a traditional trail with reworked elements taken from original Chinese paintings. Available from Sanderson  Palampore‘Palampore’ is an Indian Tree of Life, gravure printed wallpaper design, inspired by a document fragment that dates from between 1730-70. The trailing design depicts a personal journey through life, symbolised by elaborate and mystical flowers sprouting from a tree trunk. The original design was very finely printed using many wood-blocks and the delicacy of the pattern has been captured in this contemporary interpretation. Available from Sanderson  
Demeter stripe - various colourwaysKallianthi wallpapers: Clarissa Hulse is a bright star in the British textile world. Her name has become synonymous with beautiful and luxurious home accessories, wallpapers and fabrics. Available from Harlequin  kimono blossom Designers Guild kimono blossom fabrics part number F1897/01 name kimono blossom - heather composition100%cotton width137 cm  tasuki
Designers Guild kimono blossom fabrics part numberF1902/01 name tasuki - cobalt composition60%linen 30%cotton 10%polyamide width137 cm To book an interior design consultation please contact us |
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