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"Our style, for both furniture and fabric, firmly reflects our British heritage. It is classic, timeless and enduring. New designs are introduced, not in response to passing trends, but because of their intrinsic beauty, comfort and utility. We are endlessly inspired by nature, informed by art and heritage, and committed to craft, quality and longevity."

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"Our sofas, chairs and beds are handmade to order in Britain which means we can offer a huge degree of choice and customisation. Buying a sofa is a significant and meaningful investment in your home and family life. It’s also a highly personal decision as style and comfort mean different things to each of us. We are well-placed to help customers navigate this exciting journey. Our showroom design consultants bring a wealth of expertise and an eye for design. We understand that great service is about listening to individual customers, appreciating their needs, and offering creative solutions to design something that fits the bill entirely for both comfort and aesthetics.

We are constantly invigorated by the natural world and the design inspiration to be found there. This interest led us to collaborate with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) on a fabric collection which blends the natural world into interior spaces with fine linens, mellow colours and botanical designs.

Our second RHS fabric collection launched in Spring/Summer 2023. Drawing once more on the extensive archives of the RHS Lindley Collections, this collection focuses on two women artists in the field of horticulture, celebrating the enduring appeal of their artistic achievements. The rich and varied designs of Gertrude Jekyll lay at the heart of the collection. A featured artist in our first RHS collection, we continue our journey with Jekyll, exploring her floral sketches and beyond to designs which reveal her wider interest in culture, travel, and architecture.

Simplified representations of plants and flowers feature alongside tracings of architectural carvings and a geometric lattice design, creating a cohesive collection with variety and depth. Five sketches, sourced from Jekyll’s ‘Designs for Carving' scrapbook, dated 1866 -1911, form the basis of seven fabric designs. The final fabric design continues our reworking of naturalistic botanical paintings held in the RHS Lindley Collections that began with our first RHS collection in 2022. This time, the artwork of 19th-century painter, Caroline Maria Applebee, is showcased through a botanical collage fabric design composed from a set of her watercolour flower paintings."

See our furniture and fabric designs at one of our 23 showrooms, located across the country. Find your nearest showroom here.