So Fashion Week season is in full swing, with designers showcasing their fashionable talents around the globe, showcasing their take on the upcoming trends.
Whilst we may not be perching on the FROW admiring the creations, taking selfies with the hot and famous, we do like to find the hottest of trends and couturiers of the Interior Design world and showcase them to you, ready to be admired and adorned a million times over.
And this week’s tuiss love goes to none other than In-Spaces.
Although she has cemented herself in the contemporary fashion industry- worn by the likes of Michelle Obama, Scarlett Johansson and Taylor Swift- Nanette Lepore has now turned her talents to a range of home furnishings and we just love the results!
These bedding sets are a prime example of Nanette’s love of bright, vibrant colours. The royal blue colour is simply stunning will make a great centre-piece in your room while the beautiful red bedding includes intricate details to really bring it to life.
The decorative cushions she’s designed also have a certain “wow factor”- the embroidered patterns are exquisite and feature a range of loud colours that grab your attention and will certainly help you inject a little personality into your home.
If you’re looking for something bright and exciting to add a stylish and modern edge to your home, then you should consider checking out Nanette Lepore’s work to see if there’s that special something just for you, you can get to her website by clicking here.
Today we’re bringing you yet another hidden gem from the world of fashion. Charlene Mullen, creator of these fabulously quirky cushion designs, isn’t actually that well hidden – more internationally renowned in fashion circles.
Still, it might be the first time you’ve come across her work and we can assure you it’s utterly fabulous.
It centres around line drawings in an almost folksy style, updated for the 21st century. She’s a particular dab hand at city skylines. Her series, that includes the Millennium Wheel, the Gherkin and London Calling, are unique and wonderfully eclectic.
What’s more, we think they’d look great with one of our Cityscape roller blinds! Here’s a look at some more of her work:
Have you started watching Mary Queen of Frocks on Channel 4? I had to; she is such an intriguing lady!
I’m not sure about the clothes yet but I do love this cushion……
Cushion by Carola Van Dyke for Mary Portas – Taffy the schnauzer
p.s. If you ever wondered how wear a shirt then checks out Mary’s way here.
Abigail Ahern is a stylist and interior designer with a mix and match style all of her own. Abigail is often inspired by Alice in Wonderland and loves to play and experiment with scale.
Abigail’s blog is a fantastic way to get a peek into her eclectic vibe and make it seem all very obtainable in your own home. Be just like Abigail and throw the rule book out, just be careful of creating a junk shop look though…..unless that’s just the look that you were after of course!
My interior style is… really eclectic. I try and throw the rule books out and play with different periods, textures and styles. Experimenting and playing with colour is a huge part of my style.
These lights from the Caroline McGrath website touch all three of the tuiss touchstones with their design details, affordability and kindness to the environment.
Which is your favourite? I’m drawn to the Flair but love the shape of the aptly named Calm Drop.
A warm light emanates from Flair’s balanced, quiet form. The outer petals touch lightly, each supporting the others to form a light canopy, delicately holding still. In this paper option, the designers tried to use as little material and energy as possible, while making the Flair Lampshade tranquil and gentle.
This intriguing and striking design has been developed by interiors company One Foot Taller in collaboration with textile designer Genevieve Bennett. The paper option gives soft, distinct silhouettes and creates fine shadows around the shade. Produced from high quality recycled paper.
The Calm Drop Lampshade is a soothing, gentle design that diffuses the light in a living space or bedroom. In groups, it can produce an exciting centrepiece - perhaps over a dining table. The Calm Drop Lampshade is made from organic cotton and uses minimal energy to produce. Quite simply beautiful.
