Indholdsfortegnelse for March 2021 i Homes & Gardens

I’ll let you in on a badly kept secret: magazines are created well in advance of when they hit the shops – or your letter boxes. So, this, my first issue of H&G is being put together when the shortest, darkest day of the year is still ahead of us; and we are in lockdown again. Still, unlike many, we are lucky to be busy at work, a blessed distraction. Some of the brilliant H&G team are well known to me; others, I’ve only recently met on Zoom. All of us are working remotely. It is the strangest, most difficult of times. And yet we are hopeful, cautiously excited even, because every day, as we work, we are necessarily thinking ahead to spring and the benefits – and relief –…

The rustic timber cladding on the exterior of this house in Constantia, a suburb of Cape Town, belies the airy and open feel once you step through the front door. However, owner Caroline Topat wanted to keep a sense of intimacy, so that the rooms gradually reveal themselves as you progress through the house, rather than being confronted by one overwhelmingly large, echoey space. ‘While I love open-plan living, there are times when it’s nice to close off an area when you’re entertaining, if the children have their friends over or simply to keep a sitting room cosier,’ explains Caroline. ‘A completely open-plan space can lack warmth, but our home has so many options and interesting corners.’ This property’s layout resembles a series of areas that are connected but unfold…

STAY: ARTIST RESIDENCE, BRISTOL It started back in 2008 when a young hotelier reimagined his parents’ Brighton B&B, inviting local artists to decorate the walls. The Artist Residence was born, and this beloved small group of artsy boltholes now has five locations, with Bristol the latest to open its doors. Located at Portland Square, in the city’s creative heart, the Grade I-listed hotel is part Georgian townhouse, part boot factory. Antique finds mix with modern touches with distinctive decorative style across 23 rooms. There’s always an inviting bath and, true to the hotel’s roots, a selection of local artwork on display. artistresidence.co.uk VISIT: DAVID HOCKNEY AT THE ROYAL ACADEMY While last spring’s lockdown imposed a fallow period on most, others embraced it as a time for renewed creativity. Royal Academy…

“I GREW UP IN THE SAME VILLAGE THAT I LIVE IN NOW. I KNEW I WANTED THAT SAME SLIGHTLY FERAL LIFESTYLE THAT I HAD AS A CHILD FOR MY OWN KIDS” VANESSA Barneby is one half of Barneby Gates, the wallpaper and fabric business she started with her best friend, the artist Alice Gates, after more than a decade as a stylist and editor. The pair grew up together in a small village in the Hampshire countryside, where Vanessa returned to in 2010 with her husband Tim and children Lily and Gabriel. Barneby Gates designs, which are created in their studio in Wiltshire and printed in England, have graced the walls of everyone from celebrities to royalty – Prince Charles has a Barneby Gates design in Dumfries House. They have…

It’s strange to start a renovation with the garden, but that’s what we did when we moved to our Victorian terraced house in Margate. Most architects or builders would recommend leaving the garden so you have a space for mixing mortar, washing out plaster buckets or storing materials during the build. But where’s the fun in leaving the part that takes the longest to mature until the end? When we bought the house, I immediately made friends with the neighbours by hiring a breaker and smashing up the six-inch thick concrete that suffocated every square foot of our outdoor space. The soil front and back had been buried under one continuously poured ecological tombstone. Brogan hid indoors while I tore into it, avoiding window contact with locals. Once the concrete…

Kate Forman shares her style vision and loves OBJECT YOU WILL NEVER PART WITH A beautiful Ossie Clark dress that belonged to my mother. BEST GIFT A pair of vintage curtains given to me 20 years ago that inspired me to go into printing. WORDS TO LIVE BY The mind is everything – what you think, you become. BIGGEST INDULGENCE An Italian cupboard dating from the 18th century. SECRET ADDRESS One of my favourite places to source home furnishings is Indigo Antiques in Wiltshire. PLACE TO VISIT I love Charleston in East Sussex, home to the Bloomsbury Group. MY STYLE IN THREE WORDS Eclectic, timeless and colourful.…

When the owner of this former cowshed in Dorset acquired the ramshackle stone structure four years ago, it was still very much in the state its bovine occupants had left it when they decamped a good two decades previously. ‘I poked my head inside and thought how the heck will this become a wonderful space to spend time in,’ she admits. She and her husband had their eye on the cowshed and the neighbouring threshing barn ever since they bought their 16th-century farmhouse in the Stour Valley 20 years ago. ‘These buildings were once part of the farm and we always thought they would make lovely accommodation for our grown children, their families and friends,’ she recounts. When they bought the farm buildings, the couple were nearing the end of…

Known for its calming and restorative nature, green is the perfect antidote to the turbulence of the past year. No surprise then that there are several shades to choose from in Ca’ Pietra’s new paint collection. But it’s the slight moodiness of Ander’s Rock that is instantly captivating. With a hint of heritage, it brings a warmth that is particularly beneficial to north-facing rooms and it will deliver a cosy feel to smaller spaces. It mixes beautifully with wood tones, giving the room a nature-inspired feel, or can be a delightful backdrop for more vibrant reds, pinks and mustards. Wall in Ander’s Rock proper matt emulsion, £46 for 2.5ltr, Ca’ Pietra…

PATTERN PLAY ‘Mixing patterns is one of the most enjoyable parts of a design scheme,’ says textile designer Bethie Tricks. ‘I tend to use the rule of three as a starting point – pulling together patterns that share a similar colour or design element to ensure they echo each other subtly while adding variety and a sense of continuity. Using the biggest pattern on the floor in the form of a rug helps to anchor a space. Apply another on one of the main pieces of furniture, such as a headboard or armchair, and finish with either a patterned wallpaper or curtain fabric. You can then pick out colours from these patterns to finish the scheme when choosing your bedding and other decorative accessories.’ FOCAL POINTS ‘Bedrooms are deeply personal…

“THE VANDE MOORTEL DARK BRICKS DON’T STAIN OR SHOW MARKINGS FROM LEAF LITTER OR SOIL, AND THERE IS VERY LITTLE IF ANY UPKEEP”BUTTER WAKEFIELD, garden designer BE SYMPATHETIC TO LOCALITY At my garden design studio, we tend to choose a paving material that either directly reflects aspects of the architecture of the house or elements of the interior design. We also like to create pattern within the paving, so we often specify a smaller paving unit, sett or brick to use in conjunction with a larger format. The more interest and pattern we can create in the paving, the more visually pleasing the overall scheme. WOOD FOR DECKED PATIOS It is worth spending a bit more on hardwood decking, sustainably sourced, as this produces the best and most long-lasting results.…

Tell us a bit about Balineum’s new tile collection with Brooklyn-based artist Wayne Pate... I’ve admired Wayne’s work from afar for a number of years and have often thought his designs, which are influenced by architecture and the classical elements of decoration, would translate beautifully onto tiles. Turns out he’d been dreaming of working with ceramics. How did the collaboration come about? I have a never-ending list of ideas and inspiration for new tile collections which is constantly changing, evolving and being added to. In early 2019 Tamsin Johnson, an Australian-based interior designer, got in touch looking for tiles by or inspired by Wayne’s artwork. So that gave me the impetus to ask the man himself! I picked an initial edit of his patterns largely from his website and Instagram…

MAKE PASTELS POP Minty greens and sugary pinks look fresh and clean, a winning combination in the bathroom. Dilute the sweetness with a punch of stronger pink and black brassware. ‘While it’s wonderful that we’re more open to using stronger colours now, there needs to be balance and pale pastels make a great neutral backdrop,’ says Dean Keyworth, director of Armstrong Keyworth. Take advantage of the increased availability of custom-coloured finishes, like this striking bespoke magenta mirror. ‘You may have to pay a surcharge for non-standard colours but it’s worth it to achieve a beautifully balanced scheme,’ adds Dean. DARING BUT TIMELESS Embracing strong colour, when designed as part of the flow of the rest of a home, can produce joyful results. ‘Boldly coloured and patterned tiles can add such…

ARTISTIC FLOURISH Nothing heralds the arrival of spring like tulips, but it’s a tulip tile from artist Wayne Pate that we’ve been admiring. Working in collaboration with Balineum, this is Wayne’s first foray into terracotta tiles. They feature his painterly geometrics and flora, hand-painted onto tiles by Balineum’s artisans in Italy. The nine patterns are available in three sizes, from £21.60 each. TWO’S COMPANY We’ve been busy at H & G, working in collaboration with Love Your Home to bring you the elegant Bloomsbury sofa and chair collection. The Virginia chair, from £1,197 in plain fabric, or £2,574 in a pattern, captures the feel of a reupholstered vintage classic. Curvaceous legs are a nod to the modern, while smart piping gives an added extra. ENDURING APPEAL Our love for the…

LIGHT THE WAY The fiery shade of this statement lamp instantly lifts the scheme. It’s paired with a vase in a similarly bold colour to balance the look. Bobbin console table, £1,620, Julian Chichester. Fali tumbler, £29.95 for four, Nkuku. Shoreham table lamp, £351, Vaughan. Cast plaster relief of clustered plums, £180, Lassco. Number 2 vase in Cobalt, £575, The Conran Shop € THE HOT SEAT Wooden furniture and natural jute flooring is given a new lease of life with a sprinkling of bright primary colours. Create a statement with a single piece in a vivid hue. Here, a red chair delivers drama and works as a wonderful focal point. Barker bookcase in Weld, £3,175, Sebastian Cox. Victoria solid oak dining table, £2,415, Terence Conran for Benchmark Furniture. Ash carver…

PICCOLO PENTHOUSE, ROME Charm and a homely feel abound in this two-bedroom, two-bathroom flat in central Rome. Designed by fashion designer-turned-interior stylist Collette Dinnigan, it’s full of tranquil whites and natural textures combined with original beams and floor tiles to great effect. The kitchen offers views of the Sant’Andrea dome, while the elegant bathrooms feature marble details. From €300 per night. Instagram @piccolopenthouse LA PRORA, SICILY Nestled on the east coast below Taormina, La Prora is a luxury island villa in which no design detail has been overlooked. With its expansive terrace, cook’s dream kitchen, smart living spaces and glorious sea views, you may never want to leave – but venture out you must. Stroll along the coast to Isola Bella for a swim and local fare or head up…

Q Tell us about life in Cornwall I’ve lived here most of my life, currently near St Agnes. I love the mix of woodland, moors and rugged coast. The temperate climate allows a great variety of plants to grow here. Q How did you start in gardening? I trained with the Royal Horticultural Society and I’m currently in the € second year of my RHS Master of Horticulture, which is their top award. Meeting my fellow students at RHS Wisley was a career high. Q Landing the job at the Hepworth must have been monumental… In my late 20s I started my own company Juniper Gardens, which now looks after gardens throughout Cornwall. So when this job came along, I jumped at it. The gardens remain as Hepworth laid them…

‘Just a little colour can enhance the mood and feel of a room,’ enthuses German-born, London-based Eva Sonaike. Her love for vibrant patterns and hues inspired her to found her eponymous luxury textiles and soft furnishings brand, infused with a dynamic West African aesthetic, just over a decade ago. Drawing on her family’s Nigerian heritage, and its ‘strong culture of storytelling’, Eva says, she started her first collection as a creative side to her then day job as a fashion journalist. ‘I was on maternity leave and gave our flat a makeover, sewing cushions from African wax fabric,’ she recalls. ‘I really enjoyed it and began selling to family and friends.’ Today, she runs her interiors company full time, with designs sought after by stores in London, Zurich, New York…

Adelaide Bragg shares her loves GO-TO COLOUR Green. It softens an interior and I probably put a touch of green into just about every interior that we do. I love to bring a little bit of the outside in. BIGGEST INDULGENCE Being able to shop internationally for beautiful pieces. They are considered pieces, but they add something special and also marry well with the pieces and artwork crafted in Australia. GO-TO BRAND Soane Britain. The Pimlico Road shop is the most wonderful thing to walk into, a visual feast of beautiful, special pieces that are exquisitely made and perfect to collect because they are so timeless. LAST EXHIBITION VISITED The National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) puts out a tour every week online where you can walk through different parts of…

Brilliant was one of the first things designer Alison Pickart thought when she took on this San Francisco project. ‘The clients are such an upbeat family that the typical pale, bleached out and neutral palette in San Francisco wouldn’t have suited them,’ she says. ‘Driven by their personalities, I wanted to bring in a fun sense of colour and pattern, all blending with an underlying preppy vibe.’ Alison’s clients, who are both entrepreneurs, were undeterred by the fact that this corner house in San Francisco’s Presidio Heights neighbourhood had been in the same family for around 40 years and untouched for decades. ‘The house has exposure to natural light and a grand facade with quadruple frontage. My clients, who have four children, also wanted to move closer to their school,…

Samantha Todhunter shares her style vision and loves BIGGEST INDULGENCE The Crittall windows and doors. They add a modern face – I wanted to avoid a pastiche barn narrative. YOUR STYLE IN THREE WORDS Luxe, laid-back, chic. GO-TO COLOUR Right now – dirty pink! LAST THING YOU BOUGHT FOR YOUR HOME A pair of adorable, very low-to-the-ground footstools. They slip neatly under a chair and are really useful. WHAT’S CURRENTLY INSPIRING YOU Lattice – on interior walls, wardrobe doors, vanity drawers and so on.…

CREATING HARMONY There are no hard and fast rules about what colours should be paired but we can learn a huge amount from nature, where colours harmonise and partner naturally. Colours never need to match; they just need to sit happily together. Look at how they react with each other – some will recede while others will demand attention. When using different shades in adjoining rooms (left), they should both have the same tonal weight. For example, rich India Yellow in one room sits compatibly alongside leaden Down Pipe in the next because neither feels more important than the other. JOA STUDHOLME, colour curator, Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com BALANCING ACT I wanted to push boundaries when it came to the colour combinations at the Parisian Hotel Les Deux Gares (right)…

NATURALMAT  Based in Devon, award-winning brand Naturalmat has been crafting organic beds and mattresses from sustainable and renewable materials for more than 20 years. Look out for the H&G collection of shapely designs. naturalmat.co.uk AND SO TO BED  Specialising in luxury handcrafted beds and bedroom furniture, And So To Bed sells beautiful own-brand pieces alongside products by leading brands such as Tempur and Vispring. Its linens are also worth a look. andsotobed.co.uk OKA From cushions and rugs to trunks and wardrobes, Oka’s designs take influence from across the globe and you can shop both online and in stores around the UK. The brand also offers its own interior design service. oka.com FEATHER & BLACK  Offering beds, mattresses and free-standing furniture, Feather & Black has been creating timeless classic designs since…

VINCENT SHEPPARD Designers of indoor and outdoor furniture since 1992, the team at Vincent Sheppard works closely with local communities to preserve traditional manufacturing techniques.vincentsheppard.com TILE GIANT The go-to retailer for all things tiling, including the Homes & Gardens collection. It covers tools and accessories as well as an extensive array of tiling options from mosaic to natural stone. tilegiant.co.uk VANDE MOORTEL Butter Wakefield uses this company’s slender Belgian bricks to create stunning patterns for her patios and paths. vandemoortel.co.uk JOHNSONS WELLFIELD For sawn York stone, this quarry on the outskirts of Huddersfield produces beautiful, consistent, blemish-free stone that weathers beautifully.johnsons-wellfield.co.uk…

SIZE RULES The room size undoubtedly has the biggest impact on what can be achieved, but you also need to consider door and window positions, as well as any fixed features like a fireplace or Listed panelling. For a separate shower and bath, plus WC and basin, we’d suggest a bathroom of at least 1.7x3m. Almost all bathrooms require compromises. If you want a large, luxurious shower, prepare to settle for a small vanity. Prioritising your preferences is a good place to start. LOCATE PLUMBING You don’t need to be a slave to the soil pipe when positioning fittings, but you do need to know where it is coming in, and how far it can be moved without affecting performance. The less distance soil has to travel the better. Soil…

1 DIFFERENT STROKES For something a little out of the ordinary, consider pantry doors in metallic mesh. The opacity level conceals contents, so shelves don’t need to be fastidiously tidy. ‘Mesh doors also promote clean air flow between spaces, and from a design perspective, mesh has an interesting aesthetic, resembling a modern take on rattan or wicker,’ says Alex Beaugeard, director of design at Lanserring. This sliding door design also boasts space-saving benefits. A bespoke kitchen starts at £80,000, Lanserring 2 FRAME AND GLORY ‘The true wonder of a walk-in pantry is about having everything you need in sight and easy to grab. However, there’s a growing trend for creating high-impact pantries that are a talking point in their own right,’ says Jane Stewart, design director at Mowlem & Co,…

“YOU WOULDN’T WANT TO PAINT A WHOLE HOUSE GREEN, BUT ONE ROOM PAINTED IN THIS COLOUR, FLOWING INTO OTHERS THAT FEATURE TOUCHES OF GREEN, GIVES A SENSE OF RECALL” DECORATING WITH GREEN DO... ■ Blend greens. Almost all greens work together well, as long as you don’t become too fussy in the overall room design. ■ Try green and white together– it’s always a winning combination. In fact, I’d say green is better just with white than with any other colour. ■ Throw chartreuse green into lots of schemes as an energising accent: a cushion or lamp makes the whole room leap into activity. ■ Use Invisible Green by Edward Bulmer as a wonderful background colour for pictures. ■ Go for a lacquer finish on dark green walls. DON’T... ■…

Q Tell us a little bit about your background. I was born in Spain. I studied translation and interpreting and then did a master’s degree in international relations and diplomacy. So nothing related to ceramics at all. I have lived in many different places including Madrid, Leipzig, San Francisco and Vienna, and then in 2013 I moved to London, where I discovered ceramics and so this journey started. Q Where do you look to for inspiration? I have always looked to nature and its movements and rhythms: often subtle, yet extremely powerful – like the power of a storm or the motion of the clouds in the sky. Conceptually, I look at history and traditions and the way ceramics have been made in different countries. Right now, I am focusing…

‘WHEN all at once I saw a crowd, A host, of golden daffodils; Beside the Lake, beneath the trees, Fluttering and dancing in the breeze.’ So wrote William Wordsworth on seeing (almost certainly) our native Narcissus pseudonarcissus. The link between the plant and its Latin name is unexplained; in one of the Greek myths Narcissus pines away after falling in love with his own image and after he dies is changed into a flower. There is no proof that the flower we know as narcissus was that flower, but its bright beauty mirrors that of the exquisite youth as rendered by painters, sculptors and writers over the centuries. The origin of the plant’s common name, daffodil, is equally hazy but it is a mid-16th-century word believed to derive from the…

NEW WILD GARDEN: NATURAL-STYLE PLANTING AND PRACTICALITIES by Ian Hodgson (£20, Frances Lincoln) Using naturalistic planting to create mini wildflower meadows has grown in popularity over recent years, not only for its loose, prairie-style aesthetic but also for its benefits to both the land and the wildlife that feeds off it. In his updated version of New Wild Garden, Ian Hodgson includes step-by-step planting schemes and essential plant lists to suit all tastes, spaces and resources, as well as examples of how to adapt this environmentally conscious approach to gardening. Richly illustrated with ideas and projects, this book offers an inspirational yet accessible guide to wild planting that is low-maintenance yet enormously creative, to push the boundaries no matter how big or small your container, patch or allotment may be.…

CHICKPEA PANCAKES WITH SPICED ROASTED VEGETABLES SERVES 4 FOR THE SPICED ROASTED VEGETABLES 1 large cauliflower, broken into florets 3 large carrots, cut into chunks 2 tbsp light-flavoured oil 1 tbsp black mustard seeds 2 tsp cumin seeds 1 tsp coriander seeds, cracked ½ tsp ground turmeric ½ tsp chilli flakes FOR THE CHICKPEA PANCAKES 150g chickpea flour (gram or besan) ½ tsp salt ½ tsp ground cumin 2 spring onions, finely sliced 2cm piece fresh ginger, peeled and finely chopped 1 garlic clove, crushed 1 green chilli, deseeded and chopped 1 handful coriander, roughly chopped 2 tbsp light-flavoured oil, for frying ■ For the spiced roast vegetables, preheat the oven to 230°C/Gas 8. ■ Place the cauliflower and carrots on a baking tray in a single layer. Drizzle with…

Alison Pickart shares her style inspiration and loves SECRET SOURCE Kerri Rosenthal, the artist who designed some of the wallpaper we used. BIGGEST INDULGENCE The de Gournay wallpaper. My client hesitated due to the price but her husband said, ‘As you love it you should have it. It will make you happy.’ GO-TO COLOUR Farrow & Ball’s Pointing. It’s so perfect and creamy – a good complement to many palettes. SMALL CHANG, BIG IMPACT Opening the connecting thoroughfare on the ground floor. It’s been critical to creating a modern flow. FAVOURITE BUILDING The Milwaukee Art Museum in Wisconsin. It has a moveable component so the ‘ribcage’ sits over glass and can open like a bird. LAST PODCAST DOWNLOADED The Daily from The New York Times.…

Surrounded by the stunningly beautiful Buckinghamshire countryside, the garden at the Gate House celebrates the natural cycle of the seasons, with each month offering an evolving kaleidoscope of plants designed to delight the senses. Landscape architect Stefano Marinaz’s inspiration for this family garden near Gerrards Cross was the rare heathland and pine woods that bleed into the property to the rear and stretch out beyond its boundaries on all sides. He also took his cue from the architecture of the buildings, creating a connection between the early 20th-century house and its sleek new cedar-clad extension. ‘The owner contacted me when work had begun on the extension and he wanted a new design to complement it,’ explains Stefano. ‘It was good timing, because the first thing I decided to do was…

SIZE IT UP The headboard you choose will set the tone of your bedroom and opting for an oversized statement style can help anchor the space. In this Terrace Suite at Kit Kemp’s The Soho Hotel, the master bedroom features a hand-embroidered applique headboard created in collaboration with fashion designer Clio Peppiatt and inspired by the local Soho music scene. For your own scheme, consider creating a headboard with your favourite fabric for a finish that feels personal. For this, a stockist to know is Ensemblier London. Go for a wall-mounted design that also sits on the floor for support and finish with studwork or a contrasting pipework for a luxurious hotel-style look. STORY TIME Wallpaper doesn’t have to be pasted across the whole of your wall. Here, a characterful…

We have come to expect so much from our gardens of late. So when it comes to designing the main elements, such as patios, they must simultaneously act as vibrant social hubs furnished for dining and entertaining, and areas for quiet moments of reflection to escape the stresses of the day. Striking such a balance takes careful consideration. Finding the perfect location is the first step; a spot that catches the light at the right time of day, but that is also conveniently situated close to the house or sufficiently equipped to provide everything you need. The intended function of the space will ultimately dictate the outcome of the design. MATERIAL CONSIDERATIONS There has been a big shift in both materials and finishes used in patio design over the past…

POWER COUPLE  Italian heritage designers Officine Gullo and pioneering British makers Smallbone have joined together to create a new kitchen force to be reckoned with. Smallbone’s Iconic collection is a fusion of both brands, powered by the Italian makers’ specialist cooking appliances. In addition, sinks and taps – showcasing Officine Gullo’s renowned metalwork, crafted using age-old techniques in Tuscany – will be fitted across the new range to complement Smallbone’s acclaimed joinery. The new collection will be displayed in Smallbone’s showroom in Knightsbridge. Iconic collection, from £70,000, Smallbone. € SMART SWIRLS B&Q HAS LAUNCHED NEW KITCHEN PRODUCTS, INCLUDING A PEWTER GREY KITCHEN, FROM Ј1,118 FOR EIGHT UNITS, AND A BRUSHEDCOPPER SPLASHBACK, Ј89 FOR A 2.4M X 0.6M PANEL. Looking for an eye-catching over-island pendant? With its swirled-glass mirrored shade, the…

SENSO For a grout-free surface that’s completely waterproof, seamless and looks great, Senso’s resin-based solutions are hard to beat. With realistic concrete-look designs and textured finishes, there’s something to suit any bathroom. sensofloors.co.uk GIRA Bathrooms are increasingly being controlled by home automation systems, and German-brand Gira is one of the best. Features include programmable lighting scenes, integrated music, blind control, heating, home security – the list is endless. gira.com LE LABO Your sense of smell plays a powerful role when unwinding or waking up. For toiletries that really pack a punch, head to top perfumer Le Labo – a cult brand with good reason; the scents are impactful, smartly packaged and long-lasting.lelabofragrances.com KINN Not only are some chemical-based cleaning products responsible for ruining many a bathroom, they also can devastate…

1 . Dieter Rams is one designer I’m particularly passionate about and I’m lucky enough to own many pieces of his work, including the radio and record player he designed for Braun. 2 . I’m proud of the upholstery fabrics I recently designed with Maharam: Songbird and Wool Check. They cover furniture in my showroom. 3 . I always carry a notepad and pen with me to write things down as they come to me. A camera is handy too; it captures the moment. 4 . I love The Conran Shop, not just for the furniture but the stationery and inspiring range of products you find there. 5 . We regularly feature the work of new makers in my Mayfair shop, most recently a collaboration with the young mixed media…