While she sleeps (but stirs!) a few photos of baby Fern’s room. The scheme I chose was for bright colours and pattern, dark wood and eco friendly white painted walls. I sourced a vintage Ercol rocking chair and chalk painted a vintage ladder and Ikea herb racks. The vintage ceramic lion I found a couple of years ago and wooden blue birds block from a local vintage shop. I made the “Let’s Cwtsh” banner using a mix of new and vintage cotton, pom pom trim and a broken wooden hanger.
I was asked by editor of 91 Magazine and owner of Patchwork Harmony, Caroline Rowland if I would design a back page pattern for this year’s Autumn/Winter issue. The magazine is a beautifully designed blend of vintage, craft and home style and this issue also features one of my favourite shops, Berylune. Read the new issue here.
I’ve recently designed a logo for a new initiative by a local youth group, to give up their time once month to help their community in whatever way they can. The iconic four triangles/arrows design represents going outwards in all directions from a central point, and the colours needed to be eye catching and bright for wearing on hoodies and tshirts.
I’ve recently come across the modern mid-century inspired furniture from Assemblyroom. All the furniture is hand made to order and manufactured employing the best of British craftsmanship using materials that have been carefully selected for their function, aesthetics and sustainability. I particularly love the contrast of the green and dark wood of the Long Eaton chair, the burst of yellow on the Burgess side table legs and the hot pink buttons on the grey Finsbury sofa. Bright, fun, well-designed and very sleek.
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