home: featured [ Cup + Cloth ]

Cup + Cloth is an online store bringing a carefully chosen collection of products from independant makers and designers from the UK and around the world.

‘We provide a constant evolving range of original products as an antidote to the mass produced. You will find a considered.edit of sml batch goods with timeless qualities to keep + cherish for a lifetime’

The website is split into 4 categories; Made, Sourced, Found and Wall, helping you navigate the site and find the perfect item. In Made you will find UK based designers and makers. Sourced is full of handmade products from global designers. Vintage and unique second hand items is what you will find in Found, with Wall showcasing contemporary art from the UK.

There is something for everyone at Cup + Cloth with a gorgeous range of products. Our favourites include the african print cushions, Copper & Solder concrete dishes, and glassware.

Cupandcloth.com

home: found this [ Stockholm 2017 ]

Ikea always bring great collections to the masses, with some collaborations, some limited editions and some, like the Stockholm range a permanent fixture. This year the range gets an update with new designs and colours and we love it.

Sticking with a strong Scandinavian feel, as you would expect the Stockholm 2017 collection is both beautiful and functional.

See the range now in store and at ikea.com

home: favourite thing [ Anthropologie ]

Moroccan, Bohemian and Atzec pattern in design is still big in homeware, bringing a layed back and relaxed feeling to a room. We have found this flat – woven arrow print rug which we love, and will bring interest and appeal to a living room or bedroom floor.

Anthropologie.com [ from £48 ]

home: featured [ Arro Home ]

Gorgeous Australian homeware and lifestyle brand Arro Home, available in the U.K. is a perfect range of simple, fun prints and colourful creative design for home. The brand offers soft furnishings, furniture, ceramics, glassware, rugs and more and even has great goods for kids.

Follow them on all social media for latest products, offers, lifestyle ideas and interiors inspiration.

The shop site is full of lovely silhouettes, geometric patterns, pastel hues and modern designs. Everything comes together beautifully to create great entire looks for a room.

Our favourites including gorgeous colours in kilim rugs and modern angular plant stands.

home: featured [ India May Home ]

Blending Moroccan, Skandi and Indian inspired hand crafted homewares, India May Home is full of gorgeous pieces that will bring a ‘laid back lux’ style to your home.

With a natural muted colour palette throughout pick from rugs, furniture, tableware, accessories and more, all hand picked by founder Karen Birchenough, bringing you a curated bohemian collection.

‘An inspirational concept store offering customers the opportunity to buy home decor, kaftans, travel accessories, jewellery, moroccan oils and exotic scented candles that evoke a sense of travel & perfect karma’

We love the soft furnishings with hand block rugs and cushions, as well as gorgeous sheepskin hides.

Head to indiamayhome.co.uk to shop the collection, follow the story and keep up to date on latest new arrivals. You can also follow India May Home on Twitter and Instagram.

home: nice price [ duvet set ]

Introduce some pattern to the bedroom with this on trend, Moroccan-style duvet set from this year’s SOMMAR range from IKEA.

At just £10 for the double set it’s an affordable update to an interior. Keep it simple with a white washed room and other accessories in blues and whites or go bold and mix up with other patterned fabrics.

home: trend [ floral x geo ]

Last year we saw a lot of floral and tropical prints on soft furnishings and in art, as well as geometric pattern continuing to be a popular choice. This year sees the two prints combined creating a clashing mix of colour, pattern and style.

Larger more bold florals are appearing on wallpapers and bed linens. Layer this up with geometric soft furnishings and accessories.

A great place to start is with a statement wallpaper, combined with plain furniture and then accessorized with geo pattern. Fill the walls with art, either more floral or geo inspired. The more it clashes the better.

Brass and copper tones work great when considering smaller pieces of furniture. A glass or marble topped coffee table or side table will help bring this trend together. Its very over the top and works best with darker interiors.

You can go big, or small with this trend. Keep it more subtle on bedding or perhaps a couple of floral cushions on a sofa combined with a geometric rug for example.

Guide:

1. Pendant shade from made.com [ £45 ]

2. Wallpaper from cole-and-son.com

3. Bedding from anthropologie.com [ from £148 ]

4. Coffee table from grahamandgreen.com [ £370 ]

5. Rug from anthropologie.com [ from £168 ]

6. Wine rack from oliverbonas.com [ £35 ]

7. Rug from habitat.com [ £250 ]

8. Print from desenio.co.uk [ £9.99 ]

9. Bedding from hm.com [ £39.99 ]

home: featured [ Tin Design ]

Based in Leigh on Sea Tin Design is an online interiors brand with a collection of Scandinavian and Industrial furniture, lighting, accessories, wallpaper and more. Their website boasts an eclectic mix of bold design and exciting style.

Tin Design also promotes artisan designers and makers in the local area showcasing their talents on the website.

‘we are passionate about design, interiors and anything mildly creative. We are also passionate about our home town…the magnificent Leigh on Sea. It is an area filled with so many diverse subcultures who seem to be creating new things daily.’

As well as the main online shop there is ‘The Basement’, a selection of antique and vinatge pieces. This is a great place to find one-offs and unique items.

If you like your interiors quirky and oozing style then you need to visit this online store, we love it.

Keep up to date with Tin Design on Instagram and Twitter.

Tindesign.co.uk

home: nice price [ Ikea x Kit Neale ]

Ikea continually manages to have exciting collaborations and ranges, always at great prices. The new SPRIDD collection is no exception. Ikea has joined forces with British fashion designer Kit Neale to create a range of home accessories all with Kits statement bold colours and print, starting from £2.

Our favourite pieces are these cushion covers. Mix and match the designs to bring a fresh new season look to a room. We love the vibrance and fun these cushions bring. See the full SPRIDD collection at ikea.com

[ cushion covers starting from £8 ]

home: featured [ Nikki McWilliams ]

We all love a biscuit and clever Nikki McWilliams took that idea and created a internationally loved and bloggers favourite brand, producing some of our favourite cult biscuits in cushion form!

Explore the online store for a huge selection of cushions from Jammy Dodgers to Bourbons to Tunnucks Tea Cakes and kids favourites Iced Rings. Plus there’s more added to this great range of products including prints, banners and even enamel mugs.

There’s also an amazing sale and seconds department where there’s plenty of great bargains!

Fill your home with fun or give gifts to biscuit loving friends!

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