Friday Forage | Clippings.com

(Illustrations by Caroline Jenkinson, The Interiors Almanac)

Spring has sprung, awakening memories of crisp linens in the calmest of settings... Clippings.com have a beguiling array of homewares, a paradigm, between online shop & design magazine. The Tastemakers behind it, have edited a selection of products from emerging talents through to established designers.

For this Friday's Forage we peruse their bedroom supplies...

 













































1. Colour Block Bedlinen, Scholten & Baijings for Hay, from £72.
Fluro colours and geometric shapes, this bedlinen range is silk screen printed on 100% cotton satin.

2. Blown Glass pendant - Bell, £135.
An understated, handcrafted pendant lamp.

3. Liberty Alma Cushions, by Lab Boutique, £29
This bolster cushion would sit prettily on white linen. The dainty Liberty print fig motif is charming.

4. Tigullina armchair, Segno Italiano, £1,385.
Artisan crafted Maplewood chair with handwoven reed seat. This design is part of a limited edition, a facsimile of the furniture designer, Colombo Sanguineti's mid century creation.
 

Leisurely Sunday Pursuits...

(Illustrations by Caroline Jenkinson, The Interiors Almanac)

With Easter Sunday fast approaching, The Interiors Almanac dishes up a few ideas for a contemporary family feast. If you happen to be at a loose end this weekend, fear not! The Geffrye Museum is open for visitors...

1. Gold Dipped Cutlery, £32.
Anthropologie (UK) have a fine offering of tablewares. We couldn't resist this Gold Dipped cutlery set, 24kt gold plated and you can throw them in the dishwasher! 

2. Water Jug,  Sfera . This Japanese design house produce honest designs with a handcrafted sensibility.  

3. Tableau tablecloth for Droog by Maurice Scheltens, from £250.
p.s Take a look at Droog's inspiring new collection of tablewares, based upon the Rijkmuseum collection in Amsterdam.
Image credit: Photographer: Robaard/Theuwkens (Styling by Marjo Kranenborg, CMK)

4. Printed Tea Towel, 100% Natural Linen, 90x70cm,  Cote Bastide 

5. Herb garden. The Geffrye Museum  is open this Sunday (10am-5pm). The museum is set in converted Almshouses, each of the period rooms and gardens reflect the evolution of London homes, spanning 400 years. Free.
Image credit: Geffrye Museum of the Home / photographer Jayne Lloyd

Friday Forage | Patterns & Prints

(Illustrations by Caroline Jenkinson, The Interiors Almanac)

This Friday's forage unearths a host of prints, from Sanderson's spring blooms to ominous clouds by Abigail Edwards!

1. 'Storm Clouds' blue sky non-woven wallpaper, £75 a 10m roll by Abigail Edwards 

2. Heal's '1810 Killary fabric In Trees' by Cressida Bell, £45 per metre

3. 'Hebe' wallpaper in Crimson, £59 a 10m roll by Liberty

4. 'Eglantine' wallpaper in Yellow/Blue, by Sanderson