Casas Livingetc March 2014

THE HOMES MAGAZ INE FOR MODERN L IV ING MARCH 2014

NEW style directions

JONATHANADLERS

DESIGN DNA

KITcHEN INSpIRATIONFRESH IDEAS FOR

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The way forward for modern homes Gold!

ChiC ways to add a touCh of Midas

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News & views15 NewsFrom exotic afternoon tea sets to the scent

of rainy days and the freshest accessories,

take a look at the goods that spring has sprung

25 Deco etcShake off the winter blues with tropical prints,

bold geometric designs and kooky drawer knobs

113 JoNAtHAN ADLeR The home accessories hero talks business

blunders, office romance and explains his

mantra style, craft and joy

162 My iNteRioR Life Cole & Sons creative director and

self-confessed magpie Shauna Dennison

on decoration and David Bowie

Shopping27 tReND Way to glow Grab your sunglasses. Neons back and it has us raving

29 tHe eDiteD cHoice Valet stands Say so long to that dreaded mountain of clothes with these chic storage ideas

32 DesigN cLAssic This month, Poliforms iconic Soho sofa is in the hot seat

33 tHe eDiteD cHoice Modern pendants Were hung up on industrial lighting

35 soMetHiNg oLD, soMetHiNg New Wallpaper and textile designers raid their archives and bring

reworked classic prints right back in vogue

50 tReND The Midas touch Accent neutral areas with flashes of our most precious metal

gold. Go on, youll treasure it

59 sHoPPiNg focUs Showering Spring clean? How about spring cleanse? Anything

less than a top-notch bathroom just wont wash

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pendantsModern homes40 New york state of miNd Mixing brutalism, industrial metalwork and organic

shapes, Athena and Victors once-austere

apartment echoes its eclectic Brooklyn backdrop

80 NatUraL HaBitat English tradition meets Nordic restraint and an

impressive art collection in Lykkes mock-Tudor mansion

90 easy does it Kick back and relax in Harriet and Chriss London pad,

which oozes style and personality

98 roCkiNG tHe Boat Private chef Paulas rough-hewn Cape Town bolt hole

dishes up her offbeat style

Design ideas66 deCoratiNG foCUs Painterly pattern Create your very own masterpiece

109 desiGN News This months hi-tech treats and ingenious innovations

117 iNspiratioN GaLLery The new headboard With mosaics, metalwork and trompe loeil, youll wake up on the right side of bed

123 projeCt pLaNNiNG Family kitchens From cookers and KitchenAids to storage and surfaces, the perfect way

to plan the heart of the home. Burnt edges optional

135 styLe CLassiC Sash windows Great panes the Victorian design makes a comeback

136 ask a desiGNer Decorating dilemma? Solved

Food & travel139 CooL HoteL, Hot destiNatioN Sunshine is just a hop away

144 Cream of tHe Crepe Has Pancake Day crped up on you? Youd be flipping

mad to miss Donna Hays mouthwatering recipe ideas

148 food News Bite-sized delights

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Kristin PerersPhotographer, Decorating With Painterly Pattern What are you Working on at the

moment? Ive just finished an exhibition

at the London College of Fashion on

photographs from my blog thisis50.me

(about turning 50 with style and grace).

What Was the last thing you did to your house?

Painted the floorboards in our living room pink. Its like

putting rose-coloured glasses on.

What Was the First PieCe oF Furniture you

Bought? A George Smith sofa with my Christmas bonus,

years ago when I was a fashion designer.

WhiCh interiors aCCessory Cant you resist?

Textiles! Im always looking for them on my travels theyre

the best items to change with the seasons.

hoW do you relax? Walking through Londons parks and

markets. Theres something about the pace of walking that

helps your thoughts unwind and roll.

Philippe BlanchinLivingetcs new Art EditorWhiCh three Words sum you uP?

Calm, collected, perfectionist.

iF you Were a shade oF Paint,

What Colour Would you Be?

Wimborne White by Farrow & Ball Ive

just painted my entire new flat in it.

Whats your interiors Pet hate? A dirty floor.

WhiCh interiors aCCessory Cant you resist

Buying? Crockery I have enough china in my kitchen

cupboards to have the whole street over for tea.

Whats your most treasured Possession?

A 100-year-old oak desk, which I inherited and have

recently restored.

WhiCh one PieCe Would you Put in your dream

home? An Eames lounge chair and ottoman theres

nothing quite like relaxing in style.

Ingrid CorbettWriter, Rocking The Boat WhiCh three Words sum you uP?

Pedantic, persistent, funny.

What are you Working on at the

moment? New products for my shop

Quirky Me (quirkyme.com), including

cool prints and some light boxes.

What Was the last thing you did to your house?

Re-covered a chair in a fabulous vibrant print a new fabric

always makes me feel like Ive effected a big change.

What Was the First PieCe oF Furniture you

Bought? An old Indonesian TV cabinet with doors lined

with reeds. A couple of years ago, I painted it grey and its

now a storage cupboard in my home office.

WhiCh interiors aCCessory Cant you resist

Buying? Affordable art and quirky prints Im obsessed!

Soon there wont be enough wall space to hang everything.

hoW do you relax? I read proper books made from

paper. I love physically turning pages.

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favourite times of year, when the season gently shifts gear to usher in slightly longer days, a livelier landscape and a brighter mood. Were all turning towards new directions too, pondering how to refresh our homes with the latest furniture, fabrics and colours. one person with an enlightened approach to

decorating is Athena calderone (p40), who has done the layered luxe thing to perfection, breathing life into a sterile new development. Its amazing what the addition of a bit of silk, velvet and faux fur can do! likewise, lykke Hjriis larsen (p80) has stuck to her style guns, applying her own softly minimalist stamp to a mock-Tudor house in Surrey to stunning effect. Putting in a new kitchen is always an exciting, albeit

tense, time in the home-owning journey (the memory still haunts me). our 11-page guide (p123) focuses on the fun part of the process, offering inspiration on everything from the overall design to the latest essential finishing touches. Plenty to look forward to then. enjoy the issue.

Neil McLennan, ACTING EDITOR

Our inspiration for this issue FROM TOP LEFT Little Greene paint chart the starting

point for this months palette; eco-friendly wood

and bioplastic earphones in Red, 25, Woodbuds

at notonthehighstreet.com; Cawdor nCF4135-04

cotton, 65 per m (W150cm), nina Campbell at

osborne & Little; porcelain dragonfly door knob,

10, anthropologie; Brendon White oak flooring,

from 77.82 per sq m, Ecora; and set builder

Ridley bravely paying no heed to the rule to never

work with kids or animals on The Midas Touch

trend shoot. ahhhh!

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Shopping . News . People . Design . Events . Treats

Habitats design team has created a collection with a

pared-down yet organic feel this season. The curvy and

contemporary Ayres dining table and chairs are the

perfect example practical yet easy on the eye with

that distinctive leg profile. It all makes for sturdy and

hard-working kitchen furniture and the acid yellow

plywood will uplift any space. Table, 300; and

chairs, 120 each (habitat.co.uk)

Watch the birdie

Give your feathered friends something to

tweet about with Garden Tradings

ceramic birdhouse in Gooseberry it will

keep them cosy until the spring weather

arrives. Whenever that is 8 (garden trading.co.uk)

swAtCHwAtCHThe second fabric design from the fashion worlds multi-talented Michael Roberts, Tropical Wind linen-mix is as dynamic as its name suggests, bursting with palm fronds and white egrets (190 per m, W142cm, bennison fabrics.com). Team with a nautical tonal stripe such as Dominique Kieffers understated Duo S Blanc Madreperla cotton for Rubelli (82 per m, W140cm, rubelli.com).

to dye for

Ptolemy Manns new Colourfield wool gelim rugs take inspiration from traditional designs and techniques

found in Northern Iran. The Rothko-esque blends strike just the right balance between bright and serene. From 595 for a W120 x

H180cm design (aram.co.uk)

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Cupboard love

Bespoke cabinet-maker Plain English has extended its line of covetable kitchen designs to cover bedrooms too. Built in Suffolk, cedar wardrobes come hand-painted or veneered, while the interior is configured to your own choice of drawers and shelves, making storage issues a thing of the past. From 5,000 (plainenglishdesign.co.uk)

Shape shifter

The perfect example of intelligent design, thats the European chestnut Together

table by Studioilse for De La Espada. Its rounded

ends drop down, instantly transforming both the shape and seating capacity with the simple slide of a latch.

2,730 (conranshop.co.uk)

A key trend for spring is painterly florals and an artisan, handcrafted feel (see our decorating feature on page 66).

John Lewiss Expressions range is bang on the money. Imperfect markings evoke a relaxed quality that feels

personal, explains design studio manager Philippa Prinsloo. The collection comes into its own with textiles and artwork,

which work particularly well in a bedroom. Expressions canvas, 200; Hydrangea cotton duvet cover, 40; and

Purple canvas cushion, 45 (johnlewis.com)

Master strokes

Spot light

The newest and most

versatile of Plant and

Mosss lighting collection is

the steel and maple Polka

table lamp, shown here in

Pink. A mere twist of a

butterfly nut enables the

LED bulb to be directed

down over a desk or

vertically, to uplight a wall.

129 (plantandmoss.com)

Sweet

SuCCeSS

Far too delicious to pick just one shade, Designers Guilds Lario table linen range now comes in an array of bright gelato colours,

including Aqua, top, Apple, middle, and Camilla, bottom. Well have one of each please. From 7.50 for a place mat

(designersguild.com)

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Heart of glassA flurry of colour captured

in glass, LSA Internationals new Chalk range of hand-

blown drinking vessels combines contemporary

shapes with pretty decoration. 25 for a wine glass (lsa-

international.com)

Tea for

Two

Adding a hint of the exotic to a

traditional British ritual, Matthew Williamsons

Butterfly Home china is best used for an afternoon

tea. Just add macaroons. From

22 for a tea set for one

(debenhams.com)

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Jrn Utzon was an unknown Danish architect in 1947 when he created the sleek Utzon Lamp JU1 pendant. A decade later, his big break came when he was chosen to design the Sydney Opera House. Now back in production, his early work echoes the lines of the masterpiece that would make him a household name. And it comes in metallic

of the moment, copper, too. 299 (and tradition.com)

Puppy loveEnsure your pooch is

as stylish as you are

with Alice Foxxs pet

accessories. Made and

designed by producers

of luxury handbags,

this pony-hair and

leather Sam collar

will have all the other

mutts barking with

envy. 64.99 (alice

foxx.com)

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The result of scouring wallpaper archives in Paris

and London, Little Greenes Rvolution Papers is

a seven-strong collection, including Bonaparte,

pictured, a revision of an authentic hand-painted

damask circa 1850. Dispelling the misconception

that historical decorating colours were drab,

rich shades and layered tones stay faithful to the

original design and will bring French opulence

to your home at the drop of a tricorn hat. 52

per 10m roll (littlegreene.com)

Vive la rvolution!

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Silk routeS

Travel connoisseur Mr & Mrs Smith has teamed up with accessories brand Lily and Lionel to create three limited-edition silk-mix scarves featuring its favourite destinations. Unravelled, See You in Santorini, left, reveals a view from the hotel Astra Suites on the sparkling Aegean. So much better than a postcard. 100 (shop.mr andmrssmith.com/shop)

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enter the

dragon

With its elegant wing-like shape, this compact Dragonfly armchair is the latest

addition to the series by Roberto Lazzeroni. Available in a variety of finishes

and upholstery options, the brown stained-ash legs matched with Emotion 924 velvet, below, offers an ultra-luxe pairing. From 3,398 (flexform.it)

Say hello to sofa.coms latest bedroom addition, the

Florentine. Its elegantly scrolled headboard and

shapely turned-beech legs capture the classical

romance of the Italian city, while fresh Sky soft wool

upholstery adds a modern edge. Perfect for boudoirs

in need of a refresh. 745 (sofa.com)

Tuscan romance

Clean sweepTaking its name from a town in northern Laos, the bamboo and

natural fibre Broom Luang Mamtha from Perigot is a chic and cultured

addition to your cleaning cupboard. And its curved shape will reach that

tricky area behind the TV nicely. 10 (occa-home.co.uk)

rainY daYS

Ever wished you could bottle the smell of rain?

Jo malone London has done just that, capturing

the scent of four variations from a morning

shower to a midnight downpour in its London

rain colognes Wisteria & Violet, White Jasmine

& mint, rain & angelica and Black cedarwood &

Juniper. Wellies optional. 82 each (jomalone.com)

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What? The Norwegian-born designer, known for his minimal, industrial

aesthetic, studied here in the UK at Kingston University and Central

Saint Martins. He started Magnus Pettersen Studio in 2010, creating

furniture, lighting and accessories.

Why? Pettersens big break came working with Finnish glass

manufacturer Iittala, designing the Leimu table lamp. Hes also

produced accessories for Areaware, worked with design hotel The Thief in Oslo

and recently designed lighting exclusive to Heals.

hoW Would you describe your design philosophy?

I believe in design thats beautiful and well made. It doesnt need anything else.

With my pieces, I always try to do something a bit different, but I still want a lamp

to look like a lamp. Using mixed materials has become part of my style [see the

concrete tape dispenser, left], which helps when trying to incorporate different

elements into one design.

What inspires your designs?

Some projects can be a result of endless sketching, while others can be simply an

interpretation of something I have photographed when being out and about.

What Was the concept behind your lighting for heals?

Theyre based on a 180-degree curve. To avoid making the lamps look simply like

bell jars with light bulbs in, I layered the glass. The walnut was added to contrast

with the glass and mirror the dome shape.

To learn more about Pettersens designs, visit magnuspettersen.com

Magnus Pettersen

One tO wAtCH Get the lowdown on a future design star

FROM LEFT: glass and

walnut Bell lamps, from

300 each, Heals; Locker

ash and aluminium side

table, 700; and Concrete

tape dispenser, 37 for the

full Concrete desk set, both

at magnuspettersen.com

On the roadREs fabulous cotton Map

cushions highlight the beauty of cartography, featuring Africa, North

America, Europe and the Massif Central, above. Who knows? They might even inspire your next trip. 16

(re-foundobjects.com)

The winners of the 2013 Northern

Design Awards have been revealed.

Manchester-based NoChintz scooped

the award for Best Hotel Interior

Design for its contemporary, yet cosy

treatment of Natural Retreatss

residences in John OGroats, below.

Using only furniture made and

designed in the UK, NoChintzs

approach impressed the judges with

its combination of eco-credentials

and style. Find out more at

northerndesignawards.com

Northern soul

MAgic nuMber

with a trestle base and solid-beech

top, Another Countrys Mini

Bench three in wellington Red

is inspired by the utility of

industrial furniture. the lick of

colour around its edge adds a

decorative streak a first for

the brand known for pared-back

wood. 465 (anothercountry.com)

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Two ToneMuch more than a conventional

cake stand, Dutch tableware brand Jansen + Cos new

ceramic and beech Two Tiered platter is flat, making it ideal for cheeseboards as well as bakes.

49.95 (skandium.com)

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Dynamic and fizzing with colour, Casamances aptly named

Effervescence collection offers wallpapers just crying out to be used

on feature walls and statement murals. Panoramic Etincelle captures

the free and easy movement of fabric blowing through an open

window, above, providing an inventive solution for darker spaces.

319.90 per 9m roll (casamance.com)

Free f lowing

Print worksKnown for signature checks, Ian Mankins Mono is the companys first venture into prints. Woven at its Lancashire mill and printed in Middlesex, the linen-blend designs include painterly stripes, f lorals and our runaway favourite geometric print, Acton. 39.50 per m, W137cm (ianmankin.co.uk)

3of thebestmonochrome tiles

Versaille

ceramic tile.

50 for a pack

of 25 20 x 20cm

tiles (diy.com)

HemmingwayDesign

Dotty ceramic tile. 4

per 20 x 20cm tile

(britishceramictile.com)

Wilder Sombra porcelain

tile. 48 per sq m

(vivesceramica.com)

Wing thingAnthropologie has teamed

up with British artist Anna

Collette Hunt on a range of

intricate hardware. This

creepy-crawly ceramic doorknob

will instantly turn a plain set of

drawers into a cabinet of curiosities.

10 (anthropologie.eu)

bone-afide styleTaking inspiration from around

the world, Zara Homes new

spring collection features a

mix of bold tropical prints, chic

plains and safari-style neutrals,

including an extensive range of

finishing touches such as knobs,

tassels and tiebacks. This horn

and polyester Bone tassel stood

out it will add a dash of tribal

decoration to any living quarters.

8.99 (zarahome.com)

PoWder room

The only UK paint company

that can boast zero volatile

organic compounds (so its

really green), NaturePaints

emulsion is also the only

one that can be delivered by

your Royal Mail postie. Mix

the powder with warm water

and youre ready to roller.

19.95 for 1kg, makes 2.5l

(naturepaint.com)

Fabrics, surfaces and finishing touches

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If neon takes you back to the days of scrunchies and Rubiks cubes, think again luminous shades are back, but now with a sleek new look. These colours radiated their way down the spring/summer 2014 catwalk Ralph Lauren combined them with sharp, tailored shapes, while Yohji Yamamotos layered brights were highlights in more ways than one. Interiors are no less vibrant be kind to yourself by adding just a splash of neon rather than breaking out the fluorescent paint all over. An easy way to work the trend is with accessories Future and Founds grey porcelain tea-light holder makes neon pink all the more shocking, while e15s oak This chair (from Stefan Diezs This That Other collection) has a loud streak, but keeps its wood grain visible for a liveable look. So add a dash of dazzle to your home youll soon be raving about it.

Way to glow

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1 PVC-coated fluted pendant in

Yellow, 75, TOBYhouse 2 Lunar

Eclipse lacquered brass necklace,

690, Lara Bohinc 3 Haussmann

viscose/cotton-mix in Fuchsia,

55 per m (W140cm), Manuel

Canovas 4 Cotton cushion in

Ombre Green, 29.50, Marks &

Spencer 5 Lily wood candlesticks

in Neon Orange and Neon Yellow,

59 each, Applicata at Selfridges

6 This oak-veneered lacquered

plywood chair in Neon Pink, 390,

Stefan Diez for e15 at Chaplins

7 Leather card holders in Orange

and Yellow, 90 each, William & Son

8 Escentric 03 Body Wash, 25,

This Company at Harvey Nichols

9 Shining bright at Ralph Laurens

spring/summer 2014 show

10 Lance leather sandals in Yellow,

495, Jimmy Choo 11 Porcelain

tea-light holder in Neon, 7, Future

and Found 12 Belly beech, oak and

plywood desk in Orange, 995,

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Valet stands

THe ediTed CHoiCe

Boost your storage options and be dressed to the nines in no time

LoVeS

Chambre Close walnut and cotton valet

chair, from 3,290, Roberto Lazzeroni for Ceccotti at Staffan Tollgrd Design Store

Clip chrome valet stand, 252,

Mapelli and Passarino for Porada

Prles polyester valet stand, 168,

Atelier O for Atelier Pfister

Camerino oak valet stand

in Fluoro Yellow, 300,

brosefogale.co.uk

Chestnut clotheshorse in

Pigeon Blue, 2,450, Jonah Takagi for Another Country

PP 250 maple valet chair,

6,696, Hans Wegner for PP Mbler at Twentytwentyone

James lacquered-steel and

wood valet stand, from

264, Officinanove

Mate epoxy-coated steel valet stand in Black,

678, Annalisa Dominoni and Benedetto Quaquaro for Living Divani at Aram Store

Research Jesse Harris

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SMARt buy

Sosie chrome valet stand with

swivelling mirror, 242, Martino

dEsposito for Ligne Roset

Ruben metal and oak coat rack

and coin tray, 499, Ilaria

Marelli for Casamania at Aria

Schnbuch Spin powder-coated

metal valet stand, 379, Studio

Taschide at Places and Spaces

Dawkins oak valet stand with

marble bowl, 299, Conran for

Marks & Spencer

Pan powder-coated steel valet

stand in Black, 208, Johannes

Fuchs for MOX at Einrichten-Design

Mulig powder-coated steel

valet stand, 13, Ikea

Pronto polypropylene and steel

valet stand in Anthracite, 153,

Enzo Mari for Magis at Aram Store

Memorabilia beech valet

stand, 236, Calligaris

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design ClAssiC

Designer Paolo Piva for Poliform, 2006.Details Metal structure with multi-density polyurethane foam and polyester padding. Available as a modular or fixed model

and in a choice of fabrics and leather, from 9,594.

Background The perfect statement sofa. One of these in a living room is the definitive statement of a devotion to the

aesthetic above the practical and, of course, it also says you

have the lifestyle and the funds not to have to worry about

small, chocolate-covered hands. The term sofa was first used

in France in around 1690 (indeed the word couch comes, as

we all know, from the French verb coucher to lie down, as in

Voulez-vous coucher avec moi?). However, the white sofa, as

such, came several centuries later and really made its mark

during the Eighties, when loft living hit its peak and overlarge

seating became the dominant feature in any on-trend living

room. This was the decade when, more than any other, sofas

became an item to sprawl rather than to sit on. Wide and

white, this baby is the classic then, from Italian designer Paolo

Piva. Chic, square and urbane, the Soho shifts more units than

any other sofa produced by high-end Italian furniture maker

Poliform, possibly because its impossible to imagine any living

room in Europe where it wouldnt be a welcome addition.

And as a nod to practicality it even has removable covers.

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Modern pendantsTHe ediTed CHoiCe

From copper to cord and glass to brass, the leading lights have industrial edge

LoVeS

Mass NA5 brass and

glass pendant, 149,

NORM Architects for

&Tradition at Nest

Bulb Guard Wire Balloon

Cage powder-coated steel

pendant in Blue, 52.80,

Urban Cottage Industries

Port dAttache metal pendant,

150, The Gentle Factory

at The Conran Shop

Facet glass and brass pendant,

129, BoConcept

14.1 cast-glass pendant,

295, Omer Arbel for

Bocci at Twentytwentyone

TW003 steel and glass

pendant in Black, 154,

Tapio Wirkkala for Artek

at Finnish Design Shop

Sputnik copper pendant,

90, Graham and Green

Portable glass and ceramic pendants,

581 for a set of three,

Philippe Daney for Ligne Roset

Small Yellow Knot hand-blown

glass and fabric cable

pendant, 130, Vitamin

at FAO Shop

Well hand-blown glass

and iron pendant,

159, Davey Lighting

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in a large industrial building down a back street in a grimy part of north London is a wallpaper archive. Thousands of rolls line the walls flocks, florals, geometrics, screen

prints, metallics some designed by the likes of Eduardo Paolozzi or Lucienne Day. There are even a few rolls of the original 1840 designs created by Augustus Pugin for the Palace of Westminster.

This is the archive of Cole & Son, which has been selling wallpaper since it was the preserve of only those with country piles or stately homes, back when paper was printed on blocks and flock paper was made on Flocking Fridays (so the dust could settle over the weekend). This record of every pattern the company has ever sold literally would

Its already happened in music and fashion. now textile designers are employing modern mixology, raiding the archives to bring their brands bang up to date

Words Lola Borg

Something

Somethingold

new

FROM LEFT: the Cole

& Son wallpaper archive;

Osborne & Littles

Minaret wallpaper, a

reworking of an Eighties

design, 62.50 per

10m roll; Zandra

Rhodess Top Brass 2

cotton for Heals, 45

per m: an update of her

own Sixties design; and

Fontainebleau wallpaper

by Cole & Son, 375 per

10m roll, based on a

scrap found in its archive

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be gripping enough in itself as a visual history

of the nations changing tastes, but its more

than that. The companys back catalogue

revamped, re-sized and re-coloured has

been the springboard of its current collection.

It has raided its own archive.

Cole & Son is following the trend for

seamlessly taking the old, tweaking it, giving

it a shake about and making it suddenly seem

fresh, relevant and, above all, modern. Take

its new Fontainebleau paper. It features

colourful birds perched in trees and is based

on just a tattered, frayed scrap found in its

archive. A couple of seasons ago, it might have

seemed all wrong to pull out from a dusty

corner now, suddenly, it feels right.

Designs survive, but never in exactly

the same way, explains Shauna Dennison,

creative director at Cole & Son. Some archive

documents have been blown up, while others

have been shrunk down to suit modern

homes, she says. And, naturally, we play

around with repeats and colour.

Of course, being inspired by (even

downright stealing) what has gone before

is not new. Its happened since forever in

music with cover versions and also in fashion,

with companies such as Burberry, Barbour

and even Louis Vuitton plundering and

reworking their own collections. As buyers,

we increasingly want something new, but we

like the familiar too, preferably with a twist

that makes it relevant to our lives right now.

Its no secret that, in harsher times, people

want a level of authenticity in what they buy.

Which is why this spring, Heals is launching

its first range of original fabric designs since

the Seventies, a mixture of new designs, but

also get this several archive-inspired

stripes and florals reworking the Thirties and

Forties (including one by artist Cressida Bell,

descendant of the Bloomsbury Bells).

Head of fabric Pia Benham says the shop is

in the incredible position of having 200 years

of archive to inspire us. We could have used

original designs, but, to be honest, would

The archive is an amazing resource on the computer we can fnd thousands of images at the press of a key. But theres nothing like feeling a bit of fabric Anna Buruma, archivist at Liberty

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libertys Ianthe silk scarf,

95, reworked in a new

colourway; and osborne

& littles Wilde Carnation

wallpaper, 62.50 per

10m roll, first designed

during the eighties

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leFt: voysey wallpaper,

26 per 10m roll,

Graham & brown; Iphis

cotton and leather tote in

red, 295, based on a

reworked liberty print;

the Cole & Son wallpaper

archive; Zoffanys tespi

cotton velvet, 140 per m

a digital reworking of

an archive classic; next

seasons inspiration

starts here

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from ABoVE lEft: archive

designs reworked by Heals;

little Greene; osborne &

little; Graham & Brown;

osborne & littles Coronata

Star; and liberty

re-released and re-coloured. And the trend certainly isnt restricted to wallpapers and fabrics. The Royal Doulton Street Art china, for example, uses 18th-century London images reworked by graffiti artist Pure Evil.

Liberty fabrics have a heritage that dates back to the Pre-Raphaelites re-purposing its considerable archive is something as natural for the design department, as, say, getting off the tube at Oxford Circus. Anna Buruma has been the archivist at Liberty for 16 years and describes its back catalogue as a wonderful source of Liberty DNA. Whats new is not just the re-coloured design and how it is produced (often digitally), but what its applied to. Smartphone and tablet cases printed in updated Liberty prints seamlessly mix heritage style with contemporary needs.

Is there any end to the ways old and new can blend? Back to Pia Benham. So much of modern design is inspired by the past, she says. But weve been lucky theres been so much incredible design in the past 100 years. Maybe thats the reason its resurfacing.

we have wanted to? Im not sure. Instead, she gave designers an archive moodboard to work with. As a result, the subsequent patterns cleverly look new, but are familiar. The range includes one by Zandra Rhodes, who sold her very first design to Heals in the Sixties, which the artist has now re-coloured.

So, is there a design firm out there that isnt eyeing up its archives? It would seem not.

This season, Little Greenes Rvolution Papers hark back to archival designs sourced from Paris and London, but use ultra-modern technology to produce them. Zoffany describes its archive as a living resource for inspiration. The company holds the keys to the William Morris collection, so it can use an original Morris tapestry design and digitally reproduce it as a fabric. Sanderson also has a collection that dates back centuries.

Osborne & Little with its 45-year-old archive updates its designs to incorporate new technology, such as its Coronata Star design now digitally printed and others are

A real trend today is for looking to both the past and the future I think thats down to a mix of factors, including the economic climatePia Benham, head of fabric at Heals

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new york state of mind

When Athena bought her Brooklyn apartment, it was cold, austere and a world

away from the family home shed imagined. But just look at what shes done

Home profileThe owners Interior

designer Athena

Calderone, her husband

Victor, a DJ and music

producer, and their

son Jivan, ten.

The ProPerTy A duplex

apartment in a newly built

block in Dumbo (Down

Under the Manhattan

Bridge Overpass),

Brooklyn, New York.

On the first floor there

is a double-height living/

dining room, kitchen,

utility room, WC, a study/

guest bedroom, Jivans

bedroom, a bathroom

and a terrace. The master

bedroom, en-suite

bathroom, walk-in

wardrobe, a WC, Victors

recording studio and

another terrace are on the

mezzanine level above.

Words Andra Childs

Photography Matthew Wil l iams

Styl ing Hilary Robertson

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HallwayThe family has had the

vintage Sputnik light,

opposite page, for 15

years. It comes with

us each time we move

and looks amazing

whichever room we

put it in, says Athena. Get the look For an original Sputnik-style chandelier by Gino Sarfatti, check out 1stdibs.com. The artwork above the bench is by Volker Hller. Visit the Timothy Taylor Gallery to see more of his work. The bespoke bench is upholstered in a teal velvet by Kravet. The rug is a vintage Moroccan design. Franois Gilles can source antique Berber rugs similar to this one.


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sophisticated

living roomThis stunning double-height

living space is the

showpiece of the

penthouse, with views over

Brooklyn. Athena grounded

the decorating scheme with

a navy blue wall, then

added rosewood furniture

to reflect the rust-red

exterior metalwork. I

wanted to make sure that

every vantage point in the

room had an element of

warmth to it, but Ive

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is the word that comes to mind when entering this New York

apartment. But possibly shock would have been more appropriate

when owners Athena and Victor Calderone first moved in. I walked into

the hallway and thought it looked like a bad hotel lobby, with lots of

metalwork, stark white paint and fluorescent lights, Athena says.

I looked at my husband and said, I dont think I can do this

As first impressions go, its not the best especially when youre an

interior designer who has spent two years watching your new home

being built, literally, from the ground up.

The couple bought their penthouse, located in Dumbo, Brooklyn, in

2010, when it was still a twinkle in the architects eye. Wed always lived

in conversions, but we loved what the developer, Toll Brothers, had

planned for the building, says Athena. It took inspiration from the

industrial environment, using concrete for the interior walls and basing

the exterior ironwork on the Manhattan Bridge, which can be seen

from the living room window. We came here in hard hats for two years

as the construction progressed and it was exciting to be part of that

process. But I had a panic when we walked into the completed space

for the first time last year.

Thats an understatement. Athena disliked the place so much, she

put it on the market and had found a buyer, but after taking a breath, she

decided to use her skill as an interior designer to transform the space.

I have to credit Victor for that, says Athena. He told me to look at the

apartment as if I was designing it for a client. Plus, by that time, Id fallen

in love with the light that comes into the bedroom each morning.

Her challenge was to take the cold and austere setting and turn it

into a warm, luxurious family home. We thought we were just making

a few cosmetic changes adding some colour, taking out the strip lights

but it turned into a lot more than that, Athena laughs. They installed

a window at the top of the stairs to let light flood in, replaced the metal

stair rail with a walnut panel and repainted the white walls in a moody

palette of navy, grey and teal. And because theyd been on site during

much of the construction, they realised there was a void above the

kitchen that could be opened up and used as Victors recording studio.

This definitely feels like my most grown-up home so far, says

Athena. I wanted to use tactile, rich materials here, such as silk, velvet

and fur partly as a reaction to the bleakness of the space when we

first moved in. It also contrasts with the familys summer house in

Amagansett, in upstate New York (featured in Livingetcs April 2013

issue). One day, I want to feel like a hippie in a flea market; the next,

my look is more lush and elegant and both those elements come

across in my homes, Athena says with a smile. At Amagansett, I wanted

to capture the nature part of me. In the Dumbo home, I was keen to

express my more sophisticated side.

For Athena, its not as straightforward as simply layering on opulent

finishes. I believe in mixing styles and materials, so Ive put a brutalist

metal lamp close to the velvet sofa and mid-century Danish chairs, she

says. There always has to be some grittiness alongside the clean lines.

With the warehouses and waterside views of the Statue of Liberty

and skyscrapers soaring upwards from cobblestone streets, Athena

could be talking about the Dumbo district itself. I couldnt ignore

our location when it came to decorating, not least because of the view

from the windows, she says. I was really aware of creating continuity

between the ironwork of the building and the Manhattan Bridge,

so I used industrial furniture and metalwork, but added warmth with

rosewood and organic shapes. She pauses. There really is a kind

of magic when it all comes together.

Follow Athenas blog at eye-swoon.com. For more information

about her interior design work, go to rawlinscalderone.com.

See Toll Brothers portfolio at tollbrothers.com

KiTCHEnAthena blogs about food and

photographs her cooking

here in her Brooklyn kitchen.

I cant deny that Id like

more counter space, but

the light here is amazing for

taking shots of my dishes,

she says. The kitchen units

and marble work surface

were already in place when

the family moved in, but

Athena added the brass trim.Get the look For similar cabinetry, try Bulthaup. Mandarin Stone sells marble worktops. The Goodman pendant lights above the island are by Thomas OBrien from Circa Lighting. These are the Tabouret A stools by Organic Modernism. The Branching Bubble light over the table is a custom design by Lindsey Adelman.

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living/dining roomThis stunning double-height

space is the showpiece of

the penthouse, with views

over Brooklyn. Athena

grounded the decorating

scheme with a navy blue

wall, then added rosewood

furniture to reflect the

rust-red exterior metalwork. Get the look For a similar wall colour, try Little Greenes Juniper Ash emulsion. The Edward Wormley sofa, reupholstered in a Bergamo silk velvet, was an eBay find. Try George Smith for buttoned upholstery. The large artwork above the sofa is by Lucien Smith from the OHWOW gallery in LA. The graphic studies are by Wes Lang. The Arne Norell Safari chairs, Danish dining table and Niels O Mller dining chairs are all from 1stdibs.com. The coffee table was made by a local metalworker. To find a skilled tradesman, go to ratedpeople.com.

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Living roomI wanted every vantage

point to have an element of

warmth, but Ive stopped it

looking too cosy by adding

metal pieces, says Athena.Get the look This is the Lake credenza (sideboard) by Tyler Hays for BDDW. The lamp base is a vintage design. To source similar, visit the Midcentury Modern Show.

All the colours I chose are an extension of my obsession with the dusk, the horizon and the New York skyline

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Living roomAthena inherited the

Madonna statue from her

grandmother, then painted

it a vibrant turquoise. Get the look Antique Church Furnishings sells reclaimed ecclesiastical statues. For a matching blue/green shade, try Paint Librarys Teal eggshell. The industrial side table was found on modern50.com.

Study/gueSt BedroomWe thought it was important

to have a cosy space where

we could hang out together,

says Athena. Because this

room is so dark, its a great

place to watch movies.Get the look The walls are covered in a Phillip Jefferies grass cloth. The photograph on the wall is by Gerald Frster. This is the Alma chair by Organic Modernism. The vintage Moroccan rug was sourced from factory20.com.


Home truthsWhich three Words Would Victor use to

describe you? He actually gave me five: beautiful,

elegant, sexy, loving and creative.

Whats your faVourite time of day? One

hundred per cent dusk, when the NYC skyline is that

perfect midnight blue with the twinkling lights of the

bridges and buildings. Absolutely swoon-worthy!

Which is your faVourite film set in neW york?

breakfast at tiffanys or Jean-michel basquiat:

the radiant child, a documentary about the artist.

if you Were an animal, Which one Would you

be? A deer both delicate and fierce.

Whats your signature dish? In winter, I love

roasting vegetables with fresh herbs and garlic. I also

love to cook fish in parchment paper with lemon,

tomatoes, fennel and herbs.

Would you rather traVel to the past or to

the future? Id travel back to the Roaring Twenties.

Seeing the future would alter my present.

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Jivans BedroomJivan is obsessed with

skateboarding, so went

on to a website and chose

20 boards in a pink, purple,

blue and green palette to

decorate the walls of his

room, says Athena, who

calls the result total

sensory overload! Get the look The skateboards are all from warehouseskateboards.com. For custom decks, go to Slam City Skates. Try Retrouvius for industrial-style table lights. The grey bed linen is from Restoration Hardware. For a similar striped rug, visit Ikea.

Walk-in WardroBeFormer model Athena keeps

an impressive collection of

heels, but the room also

shows her ingenuity as an

interior designer she made

the brass ceiling light herself

from reclaimed fittings. Get the look For light fittings made from reclaimed brass, see Buster + Punch. The storage unit was made by California Closets with horn and brass handles by Ochre. For similar bespoke storage, try Neville Johnson.

Livingetc lovesthe teal, grey and navy colour palette, which

is inspired by the New York skyline at dusk.

how the rich wood and brass details add

warmth and glamour to the concrete interior.

the casement windows, which carve the view into

bite-sized chunks so it doesnt overwhelm the space.

the clever juxtaposition of materials and

eras from velvet to metal and mid-century to

modern that creates depth and interest.

how jivans bedroom has the ultimate street-art-

meets-skater style.

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master BedroomAfter initial reservations

about the property, it was

the bedroom that convinced

Athena to live here. I love

the way the light spills in

each morning, she says.

Walls have been kept

off-white, putting the focus

on the artwork. The bed

is from Ikea, painted the

same colour as the walls.

So many people ask me

where its from Im slightly

embarrassed, but also

slightly proud, says Athena.Get the look Farrow & Balls Cornforth White emulsion is a match for the wall colour. This is Ikeas Malm ottoman bed. The knitted throw is from local outlet Warm. Try Amara for similar. The photograph is by Eric Cahan. For similar wall lights, check out Vaughan.

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bathroomNatural slate, a petrified

tree stump and botanical

prints bring an organic

warmth to the look. I

chose pieces that had

history and patina to give

the apartment character,

says Athena.These

prints are slightly odd,

but they work.Get the look For similar sanitaryware, go to CP Hart. Stone Age is a good source of slate mosaic tiles. The walls are painted in Ocean Floor emulsion by Benjamin Moore. The vintage prints are from Holler & Squall. The tree stump was found at ABC Carpet & Home.

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Ideas tostealSoften metal and stone surfaces with lush fabrics and shapely curves

Adding an element of industrial chic, concrete wall panels offer a radical

contrast to Athenas tactile furnishings. To recreate the look, try a specialist

supplier such as MASS (masssurfaces.co.uk). Marketing manager

Quentin Perry says, The installation method depends on the size and

weight of the panels. Those seen here have studs, which are attached

to the steelwork behind the concrete. Panels can also be bonded to an

existing wall with adhesive. Expect to pay from 180 per sq m for similar.

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FROM LEFT: Concrete Wall wallpaper, 30 per sq m, Captured Reality collection

at Mr Perswall; Palm Spring matt emulsion, 13.99 for 1.25l, Crown at Homebase;

and Little Aztec linen in Blue/Red on Oyster, 190 per m (W133cm), Bennison

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1 Ammonite resin sculpture on iron stand, 89, Artisanti 2 Rock marble table (H37 x Dia70cm), 499.99, Tom Dixon 3 Albion brass and walnut desk lamp, 450, Roussel at Hollys House 4 Tigris bespoke silk rug, 1,500 per sq m, Babylon

collection at Luke Irwin 5 Slingback wood and leather armchair, 350, French Connection Home

6 Maple skateboard shelf in Yellow, 70 for a set of two (accessories not included), Leons de Choses

at Molly-Meg 7 Bocksey lacquered-walnut and walnut-veneered particle board modular shelving

system (W135 x H64 x D45cm), 485, Habitat

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Elegant, sophisticated and timeless just a light dusting of our most precious metal will transform any space


Ceramic bottiglia vases, from

left: Do, 215; Re, in front,

133.20; Diesis, 250; Mi,

154.80; and Si, 205.20,

all Puntoit. Gold Bar metal

doorstop, 56, Arik Levy

for Aram Store. Brass arm

sculpture, 950, Kelly

Wearstler Home at giftlab.

com. Cube wood candle

holder in Gold, 42, Heals.

Brass candle holder,

from 806.72, Alex Meitlis

for Hazorfim. Skinny metal

candle holder, 19.50,

Marks & Spencer. Grande

gold-plated stainless-steel

watch, 160, Ross McBride

for Extra Normal at

Twentytwentyone. Round

lacquer tray in Gold,

10, John Lewis.

themidastouch

Photography Paul raeside

Styl ing Sophie Brown

gold f ingerSculptural candle holders and vases span the divide between art and design.

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pAlmE dOrMake a statement with this Sputnik bronze chandelier.

Sputnik bronze and patinated-brass chandelier, 6,240, Gareth Devonald Smith for Porta Romana. Bamboo mirror-topped, cast-aluminium side table in Gold, 225, Graham and Green. Gold Bar doorstops, as before. Swan leather and satin-aluminium sofa (W144 x H79 x D74cm), 10,765, Arne Jacobson for Fritz Hansen at Aram Store. Sexy Sequin lavender draft excluder(used as a cushion), 49, Rockett St George. Chiron linen-weave cushion in Chalk, 70, Designers Guild. Alpaca rug (W2.13 x L3.05m), 3,411, The Rug Company.

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leaf motifReflect the rich colours of autumn with dried foliage and a shower of gold foil.

Ghost 24 linen and wood

armchair in White, 670,

Paola Navone for Gervasoni

at The Conran Shop. 8330

painted-steel and glass side

table in White, 974, Norbert

Beck for Rolf Benz for Hlsta at

Heals. On table: 34 Boulevard

Saint Germain candle, 50,

Diptyque; and resin bust

of Susanna, 175, British

Museum Shop. Bala Hi ceramic

and Carrara marble side table

in Gold, 1,614; and Bala Low

ceramic and Carrara marble

side table in Bronze, 3,156,

Jaime Hayon for S. On Bala

Low table: glass vase, for

similar, try LSA; and ceramic

Croc Effect vase, 16, Next

Home. Winchester Clover Leaf

brass lamp table, 699, Living

by Christiane Lemieux at House

of Fraser. Geometric porcelain

vase in Gold, 29, Rockett St

George. On window ledge:

resin bust of Hermes, 175,

British Museum Shop; Crackle

ceramic planter pot, 12,

French Connection Home; and

Croc Effect vase, as before.

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gold diggerA desk worth writing home about. The brass table lamp gives extra polish.

Zeta polished-brass desk(W140 x H75 x D60cm), 12,960, Birgit Israel. Woodville brass table lamp, 702; and Warwick Drum Lily linen shade, 151, Vaughan. Zig Zag stained-ash chair in White, 1,116, Gerrit Thomas Rietveld for Cassina. Brass wire storage basket, 59, Rockett St George.

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MEtAL glowRun a gold flash through the room with a luxe bronze mirror and a limited-edition coffee table.

The UP glass, metal/resin composite and steel coffee tablein Gold, 5,800, Christopher Duffy for Duffy London. Tratto leather three-seater sofa (W207 x H75 x D35cm), from 1,850, Natuzzi. Babelle Alta solid-wood floor lamp with silk shade, 2,049; and Alcide capitonn leather footstool, 2,028, O Moon for Porada at Harrods. Safari wood and canvas chair, 275, French Connection Home. Shell polycarbonate stool in Bronze, 265, Jake Phipps at Heals. Medium brass kaleidoscope (on coffee table), 1,540, Kelly Wearstler Home at giftlab.com. Verona sequin and cotton-mix cushions, 19 for a set of two, very.co.uk. Luxury sequin and velvet bedspread, 230, Rockett St George. Solina bronze and satin-brass mirror, 4,790, CTO Lighting. Alpaca rug, 3,411, The Rug Company.

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giLt finishContemporary designers act like alchemists, turning base metals into something far more precious for the table.

Gold-plated stainless-steel

cutlery, 32 for a five-piece

setting, Anthropologie.

Masanori brass trivets, from

left, Galaxy and Sun, 74 each,

Oji Masanori for IFJ Holdings

at Twentytwentyone. Glazed

ceramic coaster, 12.50 for

a set of four; and Luxe dinner

plates and bowls, 19.50

each, Marks & Spencer.

Starburst porcelain side

plates, 12 each; and

Starburst bowls, 10 each,

Biba at House of Fraser.

Brass and bamboo corkscrew

(in bowl), 175, Carl Aubck

for Werksttte Carl Aubck at

Twentytwentyone. Large

glazed bone china platter,

100; and Deep bone china

bowl, 90, Max Lamb for

1882 Ltd. at Heals.

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Bold as brassOffset golden fittings with white accessories. Keep everything else ultra-simple to let crafted products take centre stage.

Kamala Vessels cast-bronze

basin, 3,930, Kohler. Goccia

chrome basin mixer in White,

from 572, Gessi at CP Hart.

Swing lacquered particle

board chest of drawers

in White, 2,895, Moritz

Engelbrecht for De Padova

at The Conran Shop. Birillo

powder-coated stainless-steel

soap dispenser, 24; and

cotton swab holder, 18.50,

Piero Lissoni for Alessi. Oro

plastic toothbrushes in Gold,

4.95 each, Housing Units.

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solid-gold hitsSoak up style in a highly polished brass tub. Add a clover leaf table for good luck.

The Brass Bateau bath, from

4,500; and La Loire brass

and ceramic bath/shower

mixer taps on standpipes,

from 1,050, Catchpole &

Rye. Winchester Clover

Leaf brass lamp table,

699, Living by Christiane

Lemieux at House of Fraser.

Cosmetics, from a selection

at Superdrug.

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Chrome alone

Shop FocuS Showeringstart the day with a splash with these bathroom essentials research Jo Bailey

Eye candy

Stavanger plastic

and glass pedestal

mirror, 25, John Lewis

Birds on a Wire polished-aluminium

coat hook, 199, Barber Osgerby

for Magis at Aram Store

Luce 180 chrome

shower head and arm,

with incorporated LED

lighting, 499, Nikles

at bathstore.com

Chrome and metal

mechanical scales,

775.50, West One

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Birillo stainless-steel

soap dispenser, 46,

Piero Lissoni for

Alessi at Aria

Mono Check cotton

bath towel, 14,

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tray with anti-slip base, 440,

Marcello Cutino for Roca

UL40 Universal cast-stone

shower tray, 264, Matki

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chrome-finished brass

shower head and arm,

756, Hansgrohe

Base plastic tumbler

in Fuchsia, 3, Asda Direct

Glass and

chrome-plated metal

mirror, 18, Linea at

House of Fraser

Art Deco Rose linen make-up

bag, 24, Lulu and Luca

Blocks woven palm bowl,

39, Donna Wilson for SCP

Omar cotton towel,

60, part of a

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Rainshower F-Series chrome ceiling shower,

1,687.99, Grohe at Original Bathrooms

Well red Nature watch

Tradition shower

fixed-arm chrome

rose, 191.48,

Aston Matthews

Cotton bath towel

in Bamboo Moss,

69, Uchino at The Conran Shop

Reclaimed timber weavers

table, 395, Ian Mankin

Bamboo and bio-plastic

toothbrush, 15 for a

set of four, Ferm Living

Palmeral Large Envelope PVC-coated

cotton wash bag in White/Green, 55,

House of Hackney

Rattan laundry barrel,

69, John Lewis

Green Park

handmade soap,

6, Soapsmith at Harrods Bath Shop

Sogno mineral-filled resin shower

tray, 2,400; and wood duck

board, 490, Mastella Design at hobsons|choice

Porcelain soap

dispenser, 6.95, Muji

Pop Carnaby porcelain

stash box in Red, 28,

Jonathan Adler at Amara

Zig Zag cotton towel,

9.50, Marks & Spencer

Porthole glass and

acrylic mirror, 59.95, All Lovely Stuff at Haus

Octopus rubber shower storage in

Red, 24 (accessories not included),

Jens Widerberg for Liberty

Mercury polished-

marble shower tray,

594 (drain not included),

Mandarin Stone

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Water colourZesty orange

Small Stubby woven

hyacinth storage

basket, 45, Toast

Cosmic chrome-finished brass fixed shower

head and ceiling arm, 89, Victoria Plumb

Faceted stoneware canister

in Lilac, 16, Anthropologie

Saraille cotton-velour

bath sheet in Lime,

45, Designers Guild

Kaiku porcelain

toothbrush holder,

16, Maija Louekari

for Marimekko at

Heals

St Vincent resin and limestone

composite shower tray in

Cream, 975, Fired Earth

Cotton kimono

gown, 115, Toast

Banho Citron Verbena

soap, 13, Claus Porto

at Places and Spaces

Watermelon ceramic

and plastic dispenser,

17.99, Zara Home

Hollywood acrylic

bin in Orange, 98,

Jonathan Adler

Fiji cotton/bamboo-mix

hammam towel in Rust,

34, Bohemia Home

Brass-plated copper shower

tray, 900, The Period

House Store

Anis polyester

shower curtain,

around 38, Vallila

at wayfair.co.uk

LOVES

Dalby thermostatic

nickel-plated brass shower

with shamrock rose and

straight pipe, 3,414,

Drummonds

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Buddy Squeegee plastic and

rubber squeegee in Black,

15, Sung Wook Park for

Umbra at Panik

Excellente

powder-coated metal

bar diverter mixer

shower in Black,

229.98, Triton

at B&Q

Invigorating Body Wash in

Bergamot and Pear, 15,

Baxter of California at

SlowDownJoe

Striped cotton bath

towel in Blue, 7,

Wilko

Urchin polycarbonate

portable smartphone

speaker in Blue, 150,

Boom at Urban Outfitters

Tatami ceramic shower bricks,

1,603.88 (for arrangement

shown), Ludovica and Roberto

Palomba for Ceramica Flaminia

at Davroc Interiors

Submarine china

and rubber

accessories

set, 46, Hctor

Serrano for Seletti

at Made in Design

Zig Zag canvas

laundry bag in

Chartreuse, 12.50,

Linea at House of Fraser

Elemental Spa SATI chrome rain

shower with Corian ceiling fixing,

3,224, Sieger Design for Dornbract

Zig Zag cotton bath

towel in Monochrome,

12, Bhs

Honey Shower

Gel, 24, Marc

Jacobs at Harvey

Nichols

Powder-coated iron

wire basket, 48,

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Stark acrylic shower tray

in White, 269.28, Philippe

Starck for Duravit at CP Hart

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The Stripy recycled sailcloth wash bag

in Turquoise/Navy, 35, Bouys and

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create your own masterpiece with splodges, swooshes and abstract brush strokes

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Cushions and sofa,

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Details New Icons of

Fashion Illustration book

by Tony Glenville, 18.20,

Laurence King at Amazon.

Stainless-steel mug, 16

for a set of two, J by Jasper

Conran at Debenhams.

Styl ing Sophie Brown

Photography Kristin Perers

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ArtistsStudioWork free-form bursts of vibrant colour to create an energetic, modernist vibe.

Wall Abstract P151001-5 wallpaper mural, 27 per sq m, Mr Perswall. Furniture Box stained-chestnut and wool sofa, 4,878, Autoban at Staffan Tollgrd Design Group. Standing Lamp 1 lacquered-steel lamp in Black, 1,365, Muller Van Severen at Viaduct. Cube feather footstools, from 99 each, Multiyork; upholstered in Brush cotton in Indigo, 93 per m (W137cm), Howard Hodgkin for Designers Guild. Iro L1200 Douglas fir and resin low table in Coral, 2,460, Jo Nagasaka for Established & Sons. Floor Livyn Essential Click Walnut Dark vinyl planks, 39.99 per sq m, Quick-Step. Details Beautiful, Amore, Gasp, Eyes Going into the Top of the Head and Fluttering Painting bone china plates, 22.50 each, Damien Hirst at Other Criteria. Elia Paint Blob cotton cushion, 25; and Balin Paint Palette cotton cushion, 30, Habitat. Wool coat in Red, 1,620, Etro. Ad Manum beech hands, from 24 each, Hay at Aram Store. Cycladic male head miniature marble replica, 150; Cycladic female head miniature marble replica, 65; and Cycladic figure marble replica, 125, all British Museum Shop.

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Details Bolster cushioncovered in Spatial cotton in Petrole, 119 per m (W140cm), Jean Paul Gaultier for Lelivre. Stonewashed linen duvet cover in Curry, 245, Bodie and Fou. Kiku printed cotton gown, 115, Toast. Pineapple aluminium storage pot, 12, Debenhams. Rattan tissue box cover, 26, Oka. Miao eight banded ceremonial silvered metal necklace (on stand), 750, Pebble London.

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Stripe Velvet Ikat silk pillow, 460, Madeline Weinrib. 5 Light Jute fringe, 50 per m, Samuel & Sons.

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AbstrActimpressionsGo through a blue period use abstracts in a uniform palette for a look thats classic rather than crazy.

Wall Painted in Shirting matt emulsion, 32.50 for 2.5l, Little Greene. Jackson flock wall covering in Neptune, 135 per 10m roll, Black Edition by Romo. WindoW Curtain made in Jackson printed velvet in Indigo, 105 per m (W140cm), Black Edition by Romo; and 1ER Acte polyester in Creme, 47.50 per m (W140cm), Camengo. furniture Alphabet layered-foam sofa; upholstered in Divina wool in Light Grey, 8,003, Pierre Lissoni for Fritz Hansen at Republic of Fritz Hansen. Cora large powder-coated metal occasional table in Grey, 70; and Cora medium powder-coated metal occasional table in Blue, 65, Habitat. Swing-Arm iron-finish metal wall light, 200, Bodie and Fou.floor Oak White Passionata laminate planks, 29.49 per sq m, Vogue Collection at Quick-Step. Batik II acrylic rug in Dark Blue (W140 x L200cm), 349, WovenGround.

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details Cushions upholstered in, from left, Munro linen/cotton/viscose-mix in Smoke, 80 per m (W140cm), Zoffany; Jackson printed velvet in Indigo, 105 per m (W140cm), Black Edition by Romo; and Botanica linen with viscose embroidery, 103.20 per m (W130cm), Mtamorphose collection at Casamance. Leo laminated cotton and PVC tray, 114, Pierre Frey. Blot Blue striped stoneware mug, 7; and Blot Blue patterned stoneware mug, 7, Habitat. Fashion Designers Sketchbook Two bookby Hywel Davies, 28, Laurence King at Amazon.

furniture Domino marble and polished-steel console table, 1,471, Molteni&C. details Agnes hand-painted porcelain vases, from 17 each, Agnes Fries for Normann Copenhagen at Aram Store. SE2 King Ludwig plaster bust, 510, Stevensons of Norwich. Blot Blue patterned stoneware side plate, 8, Habitat.

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Artists studio Make like a painter and

splash out on colour

tribAl mArks Go native with earthy-coloured

reds and ethnic-style prints

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Spatial cotton in Indigo,

119 per m (W145cm),

Jean Paul Gaultier for Lelivre

Cerato wallpaper in

Porcelain, 50 per 10m

roll, Designers Guild

Trip linen in Mojave, 80 per m

(W150cm), Mark Alexander

Cawdor cotton, 65 per m,

(W150cm), Nina Campbell

at Osborne & Little

Shoji cotton, 27 per m

(W137cm), Scion

Joy cotton/viscose-mix,

180 per m (W152cm),

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Balloons wallpaper

in Blue, 122.10 per 10m

roll, Dedar

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190 per m, Zinc Textile

Tanzania wallpaper

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125 per m (W300cm),

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for 2.5l, Sanderson at Chapel Interiors

More brush-stroke pattern, fabric and surface ideas

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Citrine matt emulsion,

32.50 for 2.5l, Little Greene

Hot Paprika 3 matt emulsion,

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natural habitat

Take one mock-Tudor house in Surrey, gut it, then add pale neutrals and an impressive art collection to turn it around. Thats just what Lykke has done

Home profileThe owners Lykke Hjriis Larsen,

an interior designer, her husband

and their three children.

The ProPerTy A detached house

in Surrey, built in 1920. The ground

floor has a living room, kitchen-

diner, utility room, two store rooms,

a games room, boot room, study,

WC, wet room and a second kitchen.

On the first floor there are four

bedrooms, two bathrooms, a WC

and the couples dressing room and

master bathroom. The loft has been

converted into the master bedroom,

with an adjoining sitting room and

another bathroom.

dining areaI wanted soft touches of colour in

the house, says Lykke, who sent a

sample of the green leather on the

chairs to the wallpaper company, so it

could work the shade into the design.Get the look The hand-painted silk wallpaper is from de Gournay. The upholstered chairs are by Philippe Hurel. The dining table was found in an antiques shop in Denmark. For similar designs, try Nicky Cornell.

Words Joanna Simmons

Photography James Merrel l

Styl ing Mary Weaver

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kitchenOak beams add a shot of English

tradition to the open-plan interior.

The wood is not completely stable,

says Lykke. It expands and contracts,

which has caused a few problems but

it looks great!Get the look The island unit forms part of a Boffi kitchen. The china is by Royal Copenhagen. The wide Douglas fir boards are by Dinesen. For a similar woven basket, try Store. The large photographic artwork hanging on the living room wall is by Danish artist Trine Sndergaard.

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Homesetc

Art is good for the soul,

Get the look Vintage Chinese

photos such as this one were routinely

destroyed during Chairman Maos

Cultural Revolution, so are hard to

come by. For similar prints, visit

Old Japan.

says Lykke Hjriis Larsen, looking around at the portraits, abstract

paintings, photographs and sculptures displayed in her home. It says a lot

about what you like and who you are. Her mother was an art dealer back in

their native Denmark and she was constantly being taken to exhibitions as

a child. For me, artwork makes a home, says Lykke.

Before she had children, a career in sales and marketing took Lykke

around the world. She lived in Asia, South America, Switzerland and

Norway, picking up treasures along the way and gradually rethinking how

her fellow Danes do interiors. Back home, we use a lot of white, but I prefer

a softer, natural palette, says Lykke. I like the clean lines of Scandinavian

style, but think it sometimes lacks cosiness. I love English and French

country dcor, so Ive tried to blend that with a Nordic aesthetic here.

A mix of country and Scandi prevails throughout Lykkes spacious home

in Surrey. Alongside Danish classics, such as the wide, pale Dinesen

floorboards, are mellow tones taken straight from nature. There are

touches of green on the chairs and wallpaper in the dining space hints

of lavender and myriad greys too. There really are 50 shades here and I

enjoyed choosing each and every one of them! laughs Lykke. They dont

strike the eye, but they help create a warm atmosphere.

Perhaps the best place to see Lykkes vision of country cosiness meets

Nordic restraint is the kitchen. Here, chunky oak beams ram the space with

rustic style and act as a bold contrast to the sleek Boffi units. They also

perform a serious function, supporting the floor above. I promised myself

those beams, says Lykke. They are more than just decoration, though,

so I feel better about putting them in.

Using wooden beams instead of steel was just one of hundreds of

decisions Lykke made as she project-managed the 18-month redesign of

the house. With help from architectural designer Chris Lee, she chose to

clad the external walls in wide, grey boards, giving the property a Cape Cod

vibe, light years away from its mock-Tudor origins, while inside, walls were

knocked down to create an open, flowing space. My husband says we

should have just built a new house, says Lykke, smiling, but weve kept

the outer walls and, more importantly, the soul of the original house,

while also introducing some character.

Lykkes bible during the rebuild was a folder she put together before

the familys furniture and art went into storage, containing photos and

measurements of all their possessions. Its the most useful thing Ive ever

done, she says. It meant I could design alcoves to fit favourite sculptures

and could leave wall panelling out of a room if it meant a painting wouldnt

fit above it. Art, for Lykke, is an essential ingredient for the feel of the house,

so finding the right space for each piece was vital.

While artwork brings personality, casual country touches, including

logs stacked next to the rotating wood burner that hangs between the

kitchen and dining space, keep the look and the temperature warm.

Lykke regularly throws dinner parties for 20 or more people, with the table

from the terrace dragged in to make a double dining space.

Being able to enjoy food, fire, friends and family in this house is both

a triumph of Lykkes design and a very Danish ambition. In Denmark, we

have the word hyggelig, she says. It means cosiness. Its how we all want to

live and eat, to combat the cold and dark. The hyggelig vibe seems to work

well in grey old Britain too. Absolutely! says Lykke. As a child, I could swim

in the sea in April, like a true Viking, but not any more. I want to feel cosy

now and I do here, all year round.

To contact Lykke about interior design projects, go to lykkelarsenliving.

co.uk. Find out more about Chris Lees company Nuff Design at

nuff-design.co.uk

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kitchenI wanted a rustic-style scheme,

but my husband liked this modern,

streamlined look, says Lykke. Its

a nice contrast to the beams and

works with the rest of the house.Get the look The kitchen is by Boffi. The ceiling lights are from Luceplan. To buy the Lem bar stool by La Palma, try John Lewis.


Ive mixed and matched lots of infuences, but because I was quite conservative in the way that I did it, I think it all works together

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living roomArt books on the shelves and Lykkes

paintings add colour to the otherwise

neutral scheme.Get the look The Camilla armchair is from Poliform. The sofas were bought at Harrods. The marble-topped PK61 coffee table is by Poul Kjrholm for Fritz Hansen at Republic of Fritz Hansen. The rug was bought from Design Centre Chelsea Harbour. The Taif chandelier is by Angelo Barovier for Barovier&Toso. The painting is by Zhang Xiaogang. Visit Pace London to see more of his work.

upstairs landingWide floorboards with a pale finish give

a distinctly Scandi feel throughout the

house, while the wall panelling used on

the landing adds character. Get the look The portrait by Danish painter Nicolai Wilhelm Marstrand was bought at auction. Try Christies f

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