FABRIC & WALLPAPER SPECIAL October 2017 Issue 152 4.30 UK Edition Autumn Collections First look at the latest fabrics & wallpapers FLOOR SHOW Carpet, stone, wood, tiles LIGHT WORK Smart buys, elegant effects Behind the scenes Top design studios share trade secrets COLOUR EVOLUTION Beautiful new hues & chic ways to combine them TEH UK OCT 17 COVER Kerryn v5.indd 1 Media Pack 2018 25/08/2017 15:21
Paradise dining chair, Treasured Possessions collection, POA Aiveen Daly HarUrestruptas exerchit destemporis des aut quodis peribus Malachite Espresso cup and saucer, 465 for a set of six, L'Objet at Amara A home with A HEART Tiffany Murano eight-light chandelier, 4,395, Villaverde Languedoc vase in green crystal, from 690, Lalique A move to the Cotswolds countryside enabled interior designer Charlotte Hughes to utilise her talents and create a secluded haven for her own family GOING GREEN From emerald to malachite, deep rich greens are casting jewel-like temptation onto the interiors scene. And they have been inspiring many a product designer to play with such resonant hues, from Jonathan Adler with his malachite-inspired ceramics range to Zoe Luyendijk with her newly launched rug designs from Front London which are beautifully woven in shades of darkest green and teal shot through with golden tones. Makrana Emerald lamp shades, from 35, Graham & Green WORDS AMANDA HARLING PHOTOGRAPHY ANDREAS VON EINSIEDEL Pair of Lucilio Nested Side Tables with polished stone tops 975, Oka Celebrating the essence of English style Mineral pendant in malachite, from 550, Rothschild Bickers Accessories and artefacts are used creatively throughout. Malachite A4 box file, 36, Nina Campbell Charmy velvet sofa in green, 645, Out re interiors Courtyard picture frames, from 42, Anthropologie 20 THE TEH UK OCT 16 Decor Malachite.indd 20 One of the family s dogs, Poppy, has a comfortable viewpoint of the kitchen, which was designed to create the illusion of having evolved over time. Bouchon bar stools are by Domitalia and the pot-filler tap above the Aga is from Waterworks. English Home celebrates the very best of English style and design. Its editorial is tailored for a loyal and international audience of homeowners and design professionals who enjoy the blend of respected writing, indulgent photography, high profile interviews and collaborations with authoritative names in interior design. 17/08/2016 14:19 Hanging above the French cherrywood buffet is a painting by Kenya-based British artist Amy Sandys-Lumsdaine. mirrors either side are from Blanchard Collective. THE 35 34 THE TEH UK OCT 17 HOUSE HughesJH.indd 34-35 12/09/2017 12:09 LITTLE BLACK BOOK CLAUD CECIL GURNEY founder of de Gournay the bespoke hand-painted wallcoverings specialist reveals his inspirations and resources 2 11 Period 3 DRAMA Exchanging a London apartment for a country rectory offered the new owners the chance to indulge their love of scale and colour 4 5 6 7 7 1 Hand-painted Amazonia wallpaper designed in collaboration with Edgardo Osorio of Aquazzura, from 841 per panel, de Gournay 2 Paint (from top to bottom) in Clerkenwell, Syon Park and Onslow, all 44 for 2.5l marble matt emulsion, Mylands 3 Leaf wall light, 444, Richard Taylor 4 Hand-painted Fer de Rouge porcelain dinner service, from 416 for a six-inch side plate, de Gournay 5 Henryk Tall cabinet, 3,975, Birgit Israel 6 Drum Table in Macassar ebony with a pewter inlay, 5,892, Collier Webb 7 Orchids at Kew Gardens 30 THE TEH UK APR 17 HOUSE BALSTON RECTORY.indd 30-31 12/09/2017 11:53 Our readers and subscribers may be rural homeowners of cottages, farmhouses, rectories and manor houses, or city dwellers living in period townhouses. All with a taste for timelessly elegant interior design. Understated, with everything within easy reach, Old Vicarage kitchen by Plain English has the feel of an oldfashioned scullery with its open shelving and open-fronted base cabinets teamed with drawers and pantry units. Kitchens start from 60,000. 132 THE TEH UK OCT 17 Little black book.indd 132 English Home has published for 18 years, and I have had the pleasure of becoming well acquainted with those discerning and extremely engaged readers over the past 10 years. Quintessentially English scenes adorn the hand-painted wall panels commissioned by interior designer Michael Nicholas. floor is lime-washed Versailles parquet by Cheville and the antique chandelier was purchased from a Paris auction house. FEATURE JILL SHEARER PHOTOGRAPHS JAMES BALSTON STYLING MAXINE BRADY FEATURE KATY MCLEAN PORTRAIT AUBRIE PICK PHOTOGRAPHS (1) MARIAM MEDVEDEVA; (7) JEFF EDEN/KEW GARDENS FAVOURITE PAINT COLOURS I like soft, light and natural colours to accompany our papers. I tend to choose a light blue, grey, cream or brown from a bird s egg, and in that lovely matt finish that most birds eggs display. Mylands is good for paint. FURNITURE & LIGHTING Birgit Israel and Richard Taylor have lovely pieces. Giorgetti makes beautiful Italian furniture with unbelievable attention to quality and form. I use Focus SB switchplates translucent acrylic ones with brass switches that are almost invisible on our wallpaper. CRAFTSMEN Collier Webb makes amazing metal items and hardware the beautiful, discreet touches that people often forget. We employ amazing craftsmen in Jingdezhen, China the historic source of all Chinese Imperial porcelain pieces to handmake de Gournay porcelain. INSPIRING LOCATIONS Botanical gardens. Nature produces the most amazing colours and colour combinations that never cease to give me enjoyment. Kew Gardens is a particular favourite, especially for its amazing orchids. It is the next best thing to the jungles of South America. DESIGN DIRECTIONS It has been interesting to see some of the contemporary interpretations of our chinoiserie designs in recent years. Amazonia motif that we created with Edgardo Osorio at Aquazzura is marvellous. RECENT ACQUISITION Napoleon dinner service that my nephew and colleague Dominic [EvansFreke] commissioned for me as a surprise. After 30 years of making porcelain, I finally have my own complete set. 15/08/2017 13:31 homes you feature are charming, comfortable and stylish, filled with ideas I can play with in my own house ABOVE Wine storage and book shelves have been cleverly incorporated into a window seat, in this kitchen by Hutchinson Interiors & Furniture. A bespoke framed kitchen would usually range from around 40,000 TOP RIGHT In this Barnes of Ashburton bespoke kitchen, a custommade dog bed is positioned beside an Everhot range cooker (just seen) for consistent cosiness. A similar classic kitchen, painted here in Farrow & Ball s Ringwold Ground, starts from 25,000. RIGHT Make the most of unused corner space with a Magic Basket Corner from Solid Wood Kitchen Cabinets. Costing from 275, it allows for easier access for those hard-to-reach items at the back of the unit. W STORE & ORDER Create a tranquil feel in the kitchen by investing in dedicated storage solutions that will enhance any elegant interior hatever size and shape a kitchen, efficient storage is key. Having everything in its place enables the cook to have copious amounts of work surface to prepare and cook meals. It also means that everything can be accessed more easily, from crockery and cutlery to dried and fresh ingredients. Carefully planned storage will also maintain the intended look and feel of a kitchen design, without clutter. A good kitchen designer will discuss the householder s needs and run through the requirements of typical day in order to maximise the room s potential. Bespoke joinery specialists Artichoke, for instance, will take a full survey of a client s existing kitchen, and its contents to determine what needs to be stored. We will often place items into the design to check it provides enough space, explains director Andrew Petherick, and will always survey unusual items to ensure they fit. STORAGE OPTIONS re are many options to choose from such as dressers, shelves, corner units, pan drawers, tray racks, floor-to-ceiling cabinets, islands, banquette seating with storage inside and even wine cellars installed beneath the floor. One of the most sought-after is a free-standing larder or pantry unit. A pantry provides all the storage space a kitchen requires, says Leanne Tranter, designer at Harvey Jones Kitchens. Featuring deep drawers for pans and utensils, spice and wine racks for storing jars and bottles, a granite cold shelf for food preparation and cleverly concealed removable trays, the pantry can offer a complete storage solution. Tranter indicates that the appeal harks back to more traditional values in living, especially with the current interest in home cooking and growing your own food. Big or small, a larder is the perfect space in which to store homemade jams, pickles, English Home has a distinctively English voice, and no other British interiors magazine has so many international subscribers, all paying a premium rate. ABOVE Kitchen designers Figura have integrated wine storage into the floor of this beautiful country kitchen. Not only does it create a focal point but it also keeps wine at the optimum temperature. wine cellar is by Spiral Cellars. THE 117 TEH UK MAR 17 Kitchen storage.indd 116-117 12/09/2017 13:11 Lucy Worsley AT WITH Appetite for Life Being able to walk around London, an abundance of books and fresh flowers are all part of the charm of home for historian Lucy Worsley. But having an office in a palace also helps Despite the still heavy Gallic accent, Raymond Blanc has lived in Britain for over 40 years and has enthusiastically made England his adoptive homeland. Editor, Kerryn Harper-Cuss went to meet the man we have embraced as a national treasure D riven is a word often bandied around in the context of people and their careers but in the case of Raymond Blanc I cannot think of any term more fitting. His much lauded achievements in the championing of gastronomy, horticulture and hospitality have undoubtedly had a deep and significant impact upon our country s aspirations, and have directly precipitated chain reactions in English culture. His passion for provenance and seasonality has been pivotal in our increasing national focus on celebrating local, regional and timely culinary ingredients. His loving creation of Le Manoir Aux Quat Saisons over the past 30 years, with its inspirational gardens and interiors, is widely regarded to have resulted in one of the most beautiful luxury country house hotels in Britain. All this even before you add Le Manoir s two Michelin-starred restaurant status into the equation. Yet here is a man whose mission is clearly not quite finished. From the moment we meet, it is obvious that Raymond Blanc (or RB as his team refer to him) is a man with an insatiable appetite for life he does not so much arrive as surge into the room a vigorous, engaging force of energy intent on making the most of every moment of conversation and sweeping you along in the most captivating way. We tend to think of his genius as a chef and this passion remains absolute but what many are not aware of is just how involved Blanc is in the design of the 62 THE 62 THE TEH UK AUG15 Raymond Blanc At home with.indd 62-63 A rare moment of stillness as Raymond Blanc is persuaded to sit for a portrait, and views the famous lavender walkway through the windows at Le Manoir aux Quat Saisons. RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM Le Manoir, owned by travel connoisseur company Belmond, is one of the most highly regarded hotels in Britain. restaurant has retained its two Michelin-starred status for 29 years. prolific kitchen garden is the source of an enormous variety of seasonal produce for the menu, with the best varieties of fruit and vegetables selectively honed over years of meticulous trial and error. THE 63 12/09/2017 11:57 TEH UK JULY 17 MY WORSLEY.indd 70 23/05/2017 12:42 Our readers retain their copies for long-term reference. y trust our curation of products and actively purchase items that we recommend, from bespoke four-poster beds to elegant kitchens and orangeries, for homes around the world.
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