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sneak peek 👁 this one is not about the print but the texture! i only have one printed sample just now but what you're seeing here is a super heavy weight brutalist, utilitarian jute for brand new, better, heavier, more durable, thicker, cosier, love
mid-mod ☎️ the somewhat retro-inspired BÉTON is by far my most popular collections and i still have some of this fabric left in upholstery quality recycled cotton blend. i've never made a lampshade with this fabric but i'm quite tempted to be
bricks 🧱 i'm having a re-discovery of dark maroons and terracotta, i didn't really use to like these shades a lot as i found it quite heavy. but they don't have to be all-over, and it can be used in combination with lots of fresher colours so i'm wo
sunday inspiration 📸 back in the day when i first started ideating with making something pretty out of the "ugly" was at uni, so this is a sketchbook shot of those days. i think it's now safe to admit that i "faked" a lot of the
sneak peek 👁 this "new" lookbook (which i started developing almost a year ago) is finally looking like it's coming together. i do want to offer a green, warm version of these brutalist inspirations, i'm on a mission to prove that these fo
brown 🤎 i'm currently doing the research for the yearly interior trends article and it appears that the warm, earthy colours are here to stay and i'm so happy about it. personally, i find that pairing them with the unbleached recycled linen fabric i
moodboard monday 🪴 in-between all the brutalism, i rarely post about the leafy botanical prints i also use but they do exist and do work with all the building blocks, much like real trees in real concrete i guess. so for this moodboard monday i'm sh
sunday inspiration 📸 i often post about buildings that have in one way or another inspired a print, but sometimes, i find buildings that are newer than the printing blocks and they still look like them, so the connection between the prints and the a
ambience 💡 this close-up friday i'm showing some lights coming through the print because i think that's truly special. the imperfections of hand printing and the brush strokes on the block are all amplified when a light bulb is in. it creates such a
cushion tower 🏢 there are so many to mix and match - everything is handmade and even between the same patterns there are so many individual differences due to the hand printing process, block by block. the combinations and variations are endless. -
monday moodboard 📌love a bit of navy in between the warm colours. it is an industrially inspired lot with lots of grids and structural elements. i think these can make up one of the most playful patterns and they lend themselves well to slightly nau
sunday inspiration 📸 i finally published my barbican blog post! (link in bio, of course.) i've written it from quite a textile angle but i've filled it with recommendations for more architecturally expert sources as there are some really great ones
tables 🍽 the recycled linens are my most premium, expensive fabrics i can print on and as table cloths they make incredibly warm and tactile surfaces. i don't have many of these in stock at the moment as they're rather time consuming to print, but i
tomorrow 🔢 a new series begins! we're excited to start a new series of free prints with our monthly newsletters - these ink-friendly, downloadable pdfs are given to our subscribers each month to say thank you for keeping up to date with us and this
pink and green 🩷💚 such a great combo... it's been predicted to fall out of interior trends a few times now recently but i don't think its popularity really declined as such, there are always new ways to reinvent them - of course, i recommend them t
close-up friday 🔎 one of these rugs has recently found its new home, but it's still available to be made to order, and sizes can be adjusted too. i just want to show you the intricacies of the pattern because there is no way that two of the exact sa