Decor Journal
Do I Love Blue, or Did Blue Choose Me? A Patter...
This is a personal reflection on a pattern designer’s attraction to dusty blue and sage green. Use colour preferences as a starting point for your home, without treating textile colours...
Do I Love Blue, or Did Blue Choose Me? A Patter...
This is a personal reflection on a pattern designer’s attraction to dusty blue and sage green. Use colour preferences as a starting point for your home, without treating textile colours...
A Flower's Story on White Fabric: Reflections o...
Lilac Blossom translates floral drawing into a table runner pattern. Let the flowers lead the setting and keep surrounding pieces in colours drawn from the design.
A Flower's Story on White Fabric: Reflections o...
Lilac Blossom translates floral drawing into a table runner pattern. Let the flowers lead the setting and keep surrounding pieces in colours drawn from the design.
Roots from the Earth: The Story of the Sidra Ta...
The Sidra runner story starts with the Sidr tree and its leaves and fruit. Read the design story, then browse the current table linen selection for available pieces.
Roots from the Earth: The Story of the Sidra Ta...
The Sidra runner story starts with the Sidr tree and its leaves and fruit. Read the design story, then browse the current table linen selection for available pieces.
The Farmhouse Chef Gift Box
The Farmhouse Chef gift box combines kitchen textiles with a decorative touch. The current product page lists two kitchen towels, an apron and an artificial succulent in a wooden gift...
The Farmhouse Chef Gift Box
The Farmhouse Chef gift box combines kitchen textiles with a decorative touch. The current product page lists two kitchen towels, an apron and an artificial succulent in a wooden gift...
The 60-30-10 Color Rule: How to Apply It in You...
The 60–30–10 rule is a styling starting point: a dominant colour, a secondary colour and a smaller accent. Use it flexibly rather than treating every room as an exact formula.
The 60-30-10 Color Rule: How to Apply It in You...
The 60–30–10 rule is a styling starting point: a dominant colour, a secondary colour and a smaller accent. Use it flexibly rather than treating every room as an exact formula.
The Cushion: The Small Piece That Changes the E...
A cushion can change the balance of a sofa without replacing the furniture. Consider its colour, pattern scale and size in relation to the pieces already in the room.
The Cushion: The Small Piece That Changes the E...
A cushion can change the balance of a sofa without replacing the furniture. Consider its colour, pattern scale and size in relation to the pieces already in the room.