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Meet Alice Palmer, Alice Palmer & Co, London
We love to present the work of young and talented creators. Alice Palmer is one of them. She made lampshades cool, which is in itself quite impressive.
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Whether you’re with your significant other, besties or just riding solo.
If you’ve ever opened Instagram, been called a millennial (mistakenly or correctly) or been just about anywhere cool, we can bet the name Anissa Kermiche is not unfamiliar to you.
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Maison Flaneur proudly welcomed the famous London St James hotel and club, as part of its Flaneur family.
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How It’s Made: Feldspar
After moving to Devon seven years ago, Cath and Jeremy Brown did something unexpected – they bought a pottery wheel.
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Meet Yolanda Edwards, Founder of Yolo Journal, NYC
Creative Director of Conde Nast Traveler from 2013 to 2018 and founder of the coolest new luxury travel journal YOLO, Yolanda Edwards, is an expert on the road less travelled.
Josephine’s drawings have taken Instagram by storm. Her witty, joyful, often cheeky, always thought-provoking illustrations echos her incredibly lively personality.
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Meet Georgie, Founder of Amuse La Bouche, London
Amuse La Bouche was founded during the first lockdown in 2020 in London. The founder, with a design background, decided to create a brand that revolves around homeware with an ethos of longevity, kindness to the planet and a growing range of charmingly stylish pieces.
To say Iranian-French architect and designer India Mahdavi has had an exciting career would be an understatement.
If you’re stuck for where to start, we’ve compiled our best tips for when it comes to introducing design’s most popular fabric pieces into your home.
Whether you’ve got a small kitchen, a minute living room or a petite office, creating enough storage for your space is a daunting challenge. The solution?
Scandinavian modern style – one of interior design’s most popular trends – moved to Europe and the US in the 1950s.