Behind the Curtain - Our Do's and Don'ts
There are plenty of ways to come up with new and exciting curtain designs. Here is our list of dos and don’ts when designing your own...
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There are plenty of ways to come up with new and exciting curtain designs. Here is our list of dos and don’ts when designing your own...
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As cold, wet weather takes hold, we feel the desire to get cosy under blankets and enjoy a good film. We have designed our own bespoke screening rooms throughout our hotels and we’d like to share with you our tips for designing your own home theatre...
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The WOW!house at Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour is a collection of 20 rooms by renowned designers. Kit and Minnie Kemp were asked to design the Day Room and together, they have turned this space into a world of wonder...
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Explore some of our favourite ways you have used our fabrics and wallpaper in your designs...
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The rainbow has become a symbol of support to show solidarity with NHS workers on the frontline and is a sign of hope for many patients and staff in hospitals across the country...
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How to add a touch of drama to your interiors with black...
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Discover how our interiors are inspired by the beauty of the natural world...
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In this 'Sleeping Around' blog post we explore room 803 at The Whitby Hotel. This is a space that balances rich earthy tones with bold patterns and textures...
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Step inside the Penthouse Suite at Charlotte Street Hotel...
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In this 'Sleeping Around' blog post we've put together some examples from around our hotels of how we design canopy beds as well as some guidelines to consider when designing your own bedrooms. We hope these tips and tricks inspired you to design your own canopy...
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Discover how one thoughtfully crafted pattern can take on a new life across furniture, fabrics and everyday objects...
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We've fallen in love with an array of captivating weaves, prints, and embroideries and we can’t wait to get scheming with them...
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The new Terrace Suite is a spacious two-bedroom suite on the top floor of Ham Yard Hotel. It is bright and airy with a vast open-plan sitting and dining space...
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Small but mighty, an end of bed stool (EBS) makes a practical and stylish addition to any bedroom. Join us as we explore the many ways an EBS can be purposed as well as some examples of how we’ve incorporated them into our schemes...
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Step into Residence 7 at Ham Yard Hotel, a one-bedroom haven, where a vibrant tapestry of warmth, colour and texture awaits...
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Windows have one of the greatest impacts on an interior space but when it comes to dressing them, a plethora of decisions need to be made! From classic roman blinds to swinging panels, join us as we share our window dressing ideas as well as some tips for maximising natural light...
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Our tribute to Sally McQuillan, a very special friend and fellow designer…
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We are thrilled to unveil our Tapestry of Redemption quilt with Fine Cell Work. A truly special collaboration, where each stitch carries a unique story and creativity that knows no limits...
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A bedside table is a hidden opportunity to have lots of fun. Each room requires a different set of rules, a different style, a different accent. So we’ve rounded up our favorite bedside tables to provide a little bedside inspiration...
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When does craft become art? Historically, craft was an anonymous and wide ranging category, where artisans were largely unknown and their expertise were considered less academic. While fine arts relate more to the individual and intellect, craft focuses on manual skills. Dedicated craftsmen were mastering their art to perfection but despite their skill, craft was often considered to be the "little sister" of art - the one that no one listens to...
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