The Summer Edit

Organic and natural shapes are now filtering down to many high street furniture companies, making elegant forms an accessible option in a stylish way. Clean lines and structured furniture has been the go-to look for many years, but why not try something softer? Curves can easily be incorporated into interiors by choosing a love seat or sofa. We particularly love the shape of this curved classic from B&B Italia

Image: B&B Italia 

We’ve recently installed a dark kitchen at a cosy thatched cottage in Wales and we used zellige tiles in a blush tone to help lift the space. The tiles were installed in an upright arrangement to help elongate the space.

Image: Porcelain Superstore

We’re constantly looking at new furniture shapes and styles and have more recently found ourselves gravitating towards the mid-century modern classics. We’ve found that using a range of different furniture shapes creates a less uniform and more comfortable space of charm and interest.

Image: Swoon

Blush is a spring/summer colour to complement all of the flowers blooming outside! This Portobello Bed Linen Collection set from The White Company injects a little colour into rooms with its washed-petal linen cuff.

Image: The White Company