October’s House Beautiful magazine saw us spotting our lovely Vermont Whisper roman blind. The made to measure blind looks an absolute treat against the lighter patterned wallpaper, a great finishing touch, if we do say so ourselves!
If you’re in need of a grey roman blind then just click through for a beautiful selection, including plain, floral and striped designs. Or what about pure silk or a whimsical design? We have them all!
Just how cute is this acorn? Just one of a number of lovely gifts at Sarah Moore Vintage, all lovingly crafted from vintage bits and pieces. So lovely you might consider wearing this little autumnal friend on your coat, then again you could always opt for an equally gorgeous corsage and leaves.
Sarah is the all time biggest fan of vintage fabric, haberdashery and wallpaper and making mistress of old fashioned and vintage inspired pieces.
Stitched carefully using vintage blanket materials and local wool stuffing these are perfect for popping in your sewing basket, but pretty enough just to hang around the house from their vintage velvet ribbon.
About twice the size of a really fat natural acorn, nestling in two oak leaves.
Think of Bombay Duck and you’ll probably think of home accessories with a touch of Indian style. Taking a peek at their current collections though there’s also a lot more besides. There’s one thing all the products have in common though, they’re gorgeous!
Bombay Duck is a hive of creativity and inspiration, drawing from a patchwork world of people, colour and places, we dedicate ourselves to designing home interiors and accessories that are more than trinkets and trimmings, they are invitations for you to create, dream and imagine.
I saw these (Candles) …
and I thought of these (Lexington roman blinds).
Lexington Lily Green, Lexington Blue and Lexington Pink Blush
Faux wooden blinds look brilliant at the window. You really would mistake them for a painted wooden blind and yet they are as practical as can be. These blinds are totally at ease with hot rooms, steamy rooms and those that get a little on the dirty side. The slats will never warp and they wipe clean in a jiffy.
We have four colours to choose from; True White, Warm White, Cool Cream as well as the very fashionable Limewash. Any of these tones will do a room proud.
Want a lovely wooden blind in your kitchen or bathroom? You really should consider this fabulous faux wood blind, it loves being in hot, humid and challenging environments!
With the look of a painted wooden blind this blind is actually made from PVC making it ideal for kitchens and bathrooms where humidity, heat and general dirt can rear their heads and create problems. Rest assured however that this blind will deal admirably with anything you throw at it. (Although we wouldn’t recommend literally throwing something at it!)
Drifting serenely across your screen right now, these swans are glorious vintage style brought to life with right-now current colours. Volpe and Volpe is all about taking yester year and adding a little modern twist.
The future for British ceramics is all about delivering good, functional designs that are practical, and beautiful but are fun and modern as well.
Our collections of English Classics Curtains and Roman Blinds are absolutely timeless. Inspired by the English country garden the fabrics look as good today as they did in years gone by.
Enjoy these designs in so many different settings from country and classic spaces to rooms that need a little touch of retro shabby chic. From floral designs on a small scale such as English Rose or Gardenia to bigger prints like Sandringham we hope we have your perfect design.
English Rose Sky Blue Roman Blind & Curtain
Sandringham Poppy Red Curtain & Roman Blind
As we move from one season to the next the work of printmaker Angie Lewin caught my eye.
Inspired by the North Norfolk coast and the Scottish Highlands Angie’s designs depict windy cliff tops, salt marshes and places of total wilderness. Using wood engraving, silkscreen and collage, among other techniques, her work is restful and beautiful.
She sees the beauty in all seasons and all manifestations of plants: the ordered pattern of the blooms, the thrusting energy of the emerging buds, the prolific seedheads and the varieties of shapes, colours and habits to be found in meadow and border.
