Curated Edits | Featured Edits Furniture

TREND EDITS

Designing a space in a monochrome palette is relatively easy to do and yet it can create a sophisticated yet relaxed look.

We offer a new way of shopping for on-trend designs for the home, by showcasing 12 individual curated edits each year, we allow our customers to easily identify the interior style for a specific room, and purchase the selection of product to bring it to life. Similar to a magazine edit, our team of expert curators research key trends, and specially select timeless and high quality products that are complementary to each other and any modern decor. Handmade in the UK, with many lines available in bespoke sizes, we have a specific number of stock and variation availability meaning our products are limited edition, and once they are gone, they are gone.

THE SUSTAINABLE LIVING EDIT

A leading lifestyle consideration rather than a trend, Sustainable Living can be incorporated in all aspects of our lives.

MULTIFUNCTIONAL SPACES

Transforming the way we interact with our home environment to create a well thought out, multi-purpose space.

BLUE IS THE NEW BLACK EDIT

Connoting restfulness and tranquillity, blue can positively affect your mood and make you feel calm and harmonised.

THE COLOUR BLOCK EDIT

Colour blocking is about segmenting space, by colour coordinating furniture and wall paint as if one seamless volume.

THE FARMHOUSE EDIT

Modern farmhouse is the contemporary take on the rustic style.

THE BIOPHILIC EDIT

The benefits of biophilic design are reason to use natural materials throughout the home.

THE DRAMATICALLY DARK EDIT

An atmospheric and cosy dark colour palette in black, grey, pewter, navy and forest green. Texture, depth and ambient lighting make this style.

THE JAPANDI EDIT

A combination of minimalistic Japanese design, with the simple and organic forms of Scandinavian styles.

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THE TEXTURAL WHITE EDIT

Tone on tone in a light colour palette, works wonders when textures are mixed and natural materials are embraced.

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THE ABSTRACT EDIT

Clashing colour, pattern and maximalism that works expressively in a dining room, hallway or living room.

THE MID CENTURY MODERN EDIT

Timeless styles to create a classic yet eclectic interior scheme.

THE INDUSTRIAL EDIT

Embrace the organic forms of raw materials, that harmonise with urban industrial styles.