JAVA TABLE LAMP AND THE SGRAFITTO COLLECTION
The Java table lamp is part of the Sgrafitto Collection. The word sgraffito comes from the Italian graffiare, meaning “to scratch” and it is one of the most expressive decorative techniques in ceramics. It has a wonderful directness to it. The design is literally cut or scratched into the clay itself. Read More
COLOUR TRENDS FOR 2026
Talking Teal, Yellows and Cloud Dancer
The colour trends for 2026 are showing a shift towards the emotionally resonant and nature-inspired palettes. Here’s what’s defining the colour landscape this year..Read more
CARNIVAL COLLECTION – Introducing more coloured glazes
The Carnival Collection is a family of handcrafted ceramics with vibrant accents and quite literally ‘pops’ of colour with their 3 dimensional bobbles. For the Bird of Paradise lamp, the colour punch is in the flower.
Whilst these designs are part of the home collection, we also design and make bespoke lamps of different shapes and sizes in a variety of coloured glazes.
There are plates too, any size with bobbles in the colours of your choice….READ MORE
Hand-sculpted, Hand-painted and Bespoke Colours – Collectable Craft
The Trifolio wall light – handcrafted and sculpted in plaster in our London studio and cast is jesmonite. Like the best of sculptural pieces, it is bold, eye-catching, yet at the same time subtle, functional artwork.
Trifolio comes in the natural plaster white finish, or the central leaf motif can be hand painted in a colour, as shown above in mushroom. The colour adds another dimension to the piece.
You can specify a colour that fits in with your interior design scheme.
The Piet table lamp is the epitome of where art and lighting meet. It is a piece that functions as a standalone piece of artwork even when not illuminated. Hand sculpted in plaster, with a different abstract face to each side of the lamp, it commands attention during daylight hours as a sculptural element, and transforms to an even more interesting piece when lit.
Talking Tantalising Painterly Stripes
Lampshades with hand painted stripes, wide or narrow and in any colour of your choice to suit the design scheme. Customise as you wish, maybe a wide stripe in pink with a narrow stripe in blue. Candy stripes, Breton stripes, Pin stripes, Shadow stripes, Tiger stripes, Wavy stripes, you name it, we can paint them on cottons or linens.
The lampshade above is painted in Tivoli Blue, matching the blue glaze of the flowers on our Bird of Paradise table lamp.
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The Ballos wall light – a decorative, sculptural and colourful addition to any wall.
Wall lighting plays a critical role in interior design, combining functionality with aesthetic appeal. The Ballos light is handcrafted, then hand painted in colour combinations to suit your design scheme.
Send us a fabric cutting to work from, or specify a colour. READ FULL NEWSLETTER
The Winning Combination of Earthy Tones and Calming Blues
Combine the colours of the earth sea and sky, creating an emotional balance of calm stability with playful energy.
Technically speaking blue is also an earth colour, as well as the terracottas, oranges, peaches, blushes, corals and mochas. All blues are shades of the earth. Being on the opposite side of the colour wheel to orange, like all complementary colours when used together they create maximum contrast, helping define spaces and create focal points. READ FULL NEWSLETTER
Stripes are a timeless trend currently making a bold comeback in interior design
There is a simplicity to stripes, yet they are bold and dramatic and can create a sense of energy and dynamism. The joy of stripes lies in their ability to add interest, create optical effects, yet still bring a sense of formality to an interior.
Throughout history, stripes have oscillated between being seen as avant-garde, classic, or even subversive. Their enduring presence in interior design speaks of their versatility and timeless appeal. READ FULL NEWSLETTER
Warm earthy tones bring richness to a room, bestowing personality to a space, and are currently the colours of the moment.
Bright for the summer months, warm and inviting in the winter, they are comfortable, good natured colours, modern and cheerful.
Curved, wavy lines are in, as are ruffles, bobbles and ofcourse texture. READ FULL NEWSLETTER