Starting today's New + Noted with some beautiful tablecloths by Georg Jensen Damask, the first was designed by Arne Jacobsen. Created from one of the many sketches left behind after his death, it was launched in 2002 as a tribute to mark the occasion of the centenary of his birth. I also love the Still Life Tablecloth in Cinnamon Dusk by Cecile Manz.
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Images via Georg Jensen Damask
New from French Connection Home, I can't seem to go past a leather chair. I usually lean towards a broader, sling style but I quite like this boxy shape of the Leather Pouch Chair. I also love the colour and pattern of the Poppy Field rug and the shape of the aptly named Large Bulging Pot.
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Images via Mad About the House
These next images are from an ongoing series by two photographer friends June Kim and Michelle Cho. Inspired by travel and places with poetry, geometry and a story to tell (June lives in San Francisco and Michelle in London), these images were created during trips to Los Angeles, New Mexico and Spain. Serving as a creative documentation of the places they’ve visited for others to enjoy, I particularly love the architectural element and colour palette. See more of the incredible series here.
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Images via Yellowtrace
I recently discovered Texas-based artist Claire Oswalt after reading about her in Yen Magazine. Working in both watercolour and graphite, her collage works are absolutely beautiful. Pictured below are Small Hedge and Las Piedraaas.
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Images via Tappan
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Images via That Nordic Feeling
A glimpse at the latest collaboration between Cos and Hay, the gorgeous Autumn 2016 collection consists largely of everyday objects for the home and work, but also furniture. I can't wait to see more!
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Images via Residence
Twice a year, the Milanese furniture showroom Spotti bring on board longtime collaborators Arianna Lelli Mami and Chiara Di Pinto of Studiopepe to transform their space. Their most recent interior creation for Spotti's renovated space, Instant Panorama is more than likely inspired by our Instagram-obsessed culture. Featuring a set up of vignettes that are meant to be captured on film, the aesthetic is less defined, but it’s focused on of-the-moment trends with bold pops of rust and dark green, lots of velvet and layered vintage Berber rugs. Including beautiful brands such as Gubi, &tradition, and Areti, the interior also features a new trompe l’oeil wallpaper designed by Studiopepe.
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Photography by Silvia Rivoltella via Sight Unseen
New from French Connection Home, I can't seem to go past a leather chair. I usually lean towards a broader, sling style but I quite like this boxy shape of the Leather Pouch Chair. I also love the colour and pattern of the Poppy Field rug and the shape of the aptly named Large Bulging Pot.
These next images are from an ongoing series by two photographer friends June Kim and Michelle Cho. Inspired by travel and places with poetry, geometry and a story to tell (June lives in San Francisco and Michelle in London), these images were created during trips to Los Angeles, New Mexico and Spain. Serving as a creative documentation of the places they’ve visited for others to enjoy, I particularly love the architectural element and colour palette. See more of the incredible series here.
I recently discovered Texas-based artist Claire Oswalt after reading about her in Yen Magazine. Working in both watercolour and graphite, her collage works are absolutely beautiful. Pictured below are Small Hedge and Las Piedraaas.
Danish design firm Kähler has collaborated with Danish designer Stine Goya to produce Fiora, a stunning range of ceramics. The internationally recognised fashion designer known for her unique patterns and bold colours has applied her trade mark style to the new range. Rich in pattern with vibrant colours and beautiful silhouettes, I particularly love the Fiora Centrepiece Bordeaux in the deep burgundy colour.
A glimpse at the latest collaboration between Cos and Hay, the gorgeous Autumn 2016 collection consists largely of everyday objects for the home and work, but also furniture. I can't wait to see more!
Twice a year, the Milanese furniture showroom Spotti bring on board longtime collaborators Arianna Lelli Mami and Chiara Di Pinto of Studiopepe to transform their space. Their most recent interior creation for Spotti's renovated space, Instant Panorama is more than likely inspired by our Instagram-obsessed culture. Featuring a set up of vignettes that are meant to be captured on film, the aesthetic is less defined, but it’s focused on of-the-moment trends with bold pops of rust and dark green, lots of velvet and layered vintage Berber rugs. Including beautiful brands such as Gubi, &tradition, and Areti, the interior also features a new trompe l’oeil wallpaper designed by Studiopepe.
