Acro- Navy wallpaper by 17 Patterns
We’ve loved the wallcoverings by 17 Patterns since first coming across their designs a couple of years ago during a redecoration project we carried out in Fulham.
Acro- Navy is one of our favourites…
We’ve loved the wallcoverings by 17 Patterns since first coming across their designs a couple of years ago during a redecoration project we carried out in Fulham.
Acro- Navy is one of our favourites…
We recently encountered the work of Diespeker – a venerable specialist in terrazzo, established in London in 1881 – while working on the new restaurant in Herne Hill, Llewelyn’s.
Here is the bespoke terrazzo used in the restaurant, “a mix of grey, black and red/brown marble chippings in a light cement”.
Diespeker have a summary of the material on their website: “Terrazzo originates from Italy where, around 500 years ago, quarry workers used stone offcuts for flooring in their own homes. At first, the finish was rough-set and uneven but as methods progressed, the flexibility and benefits of terrazzo were recognised.”
Here is another striking bespoke terrazzo from Diespeker, using only glass.
Instagram, ever a reliable source of product inspiration, brought Jupiter 10 to our attention this morning.
Jupiter 10 is London-based design studio specialising in wonderfully bold Modernist wallcoverings.
You can find their designs here.
Do point your cursor towards the wonderful designs — woven into woollen blankets and cushions — produced by Eleanor Pritchard, particularly if you are drawn to mid-century style. Three of our favourites are below.
The venerable English firm Cole & Son, established in 1875, continue to produce wallpapers which please the discerning eye.
A hat tip is due to Anouska Tamony for reminding us of their beautiful designs; these examples are all from the Contemporary Restyled range.