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One of the greatest parts of my job is meeting fellow textile workers, particularly those who work with vintage textiles like myself. It always sparks my imagination and inspires me in my own work. This time, I have compiled my own thoughts and points of interest, hints and tips for using vintage textiles in your homes to add something special to you and your home.  @chloejonason How do you go about incorporating them into your work? I love to use their beautiful colour palettes to inspire a whole room. Using a vintage textile such as a suzani to cover a...

It is always a pleasure to meet fellow, vintage textile lovers and I had the honour of meeting interior designer, Victoria Barker from Studio Faeger. Read on for more about our chat about all things vintage and interiors.  Raised in the beautiful surroundings of the Lake District and now living between London and the Cotswolds, Victoria started her career as a florist honouring the Royal Family before attending design school at Chelsea Harbour to study interior design & interior architecture. Prior to Studio Faeger, she has worked on a large number of projects UK-wide for a well-established London design studio. Studio...

I recently heard from the inspiring Sophie Rowell of 'Cote de Folk' who creates the most incredible interiors. Read some of our chat below, I hope you enjoy it! Sophie Rowell designs environments that enhance our lives and day-to-day experience. She believes that our environment has the power to encourage our well-being and sense of self in the world. Sophie works with you to hone your vision into a home that is a true expression of you and your family. Clients often say that she has given them the home they have always wanted. Sophie was an Art Director and Fashion Stylist...

This month in my series 'Decorating with Vintage Textiles' I am thrilled to share the insights of Nels Crosthwaite Eyre. Interior Designer Nels used to work for acclaimed decorator Robert Kime. Nels now specialises in English country house style with an exotic East meets West feel. She loves the traditional patterns we have grown to associate with our English homes but likes to introduce unique pieces to keep the space fresh. A clash of pattern, and no fear of colour are what make her interiors stand out. Hugely influenced by her travels, especially in Turkey and India, Nels has a passion for...