Ferm Living
Danish fashion companies seem to be having a ‘bit of a moment’ just now, and online interior company Ferm Living is no exception. It’s so refreshing to see designs which are innovative, imaginative and new, isn’t it? I love the uniqueness of their wallpaper range and their other quirky accessories…

I think this 3D pattern is great, it comes as wallpaper, too; definitely confined to one feature wall, though!

look at new ways to display your much-loved possessions
posted by Emily
Filed under Interior Design | Tags: cushion, cushions, decor, Ferm Living, Home Accessories, home decor, innovative design, shelving, vases | Comment (0)Cushions for the kids
I may be 26 but just adore these cute cushions by Simon Seabright! Unfortunately I don’t have any children yet, so I have no real justification for buying them!!



Simon uses bright colours and bold imagery to create these handcrafted cushions through the use of freehand machine embroidery. They’re by no means cheap at £45 each, but for the high-quality craftmanship and the time that has gone into making each one, I’d say it’s worth it!
It may be wise to make sure the kids keep their sticky fingers off them, though!
posted by Emily
Filed under Interior Design | Tags: Children, cushions, hand embroidery, Simon Seabright | Comment (0)The Personal Touch- Cushions
When styling a room, it is amazing what a difference a few scatter cushions can make and what a simple way to reflect the theme of the room without adding unnecessary clutter.
With so many designs out there and with a price range to suit everyone, you are sure to find the perfect style for your home. And with some rising above the £100 mark, you might want to make sure they are for display purposes only!
Below are a few of my favourites…
City Slicker
Charlene Mulen Skyline cushion, £145
Countryside
Silk Madallion Cushions, £20.63
Art Deco
Astoria cream cushion, by Kylie Minogue, £15.26
Celebrity designed/endorsed products tend to get the thumbs down from me as often it is just a name-dropping money making scheme. Kylie has proved me wrong this time, however, with her range of luscious designs!
Oriental
China White cushion by Catherine Hammerton
‘digitally printed onto silk viscose each cushion is embellished with antique lace and crystal. Finished with patch worked cotton velvet and printed floral on the reverse, each and every cushion varies slightly… but every one of them special’.
At £110 a pop so it should be!
Contemporary
Turn the cushion over for a completely new look at no extra cost! Digitally printed on linen. £55, Ashley Thomas
Filed under Interior Design | Tags: cushions | Comment (0)Attention-grabbing interiors
Isn’t it amazing what a difference the little details can make? Even the smallest accessory in your home can have a massive impact on the image you project. With this in mind, here is a selection of a few pieces that can liven up even the most basic and classic of interiors.
Let’s start small, with this pretty reindeer-shaped candle holder. Definitely cute, it would look great on any dining table before, after and even during (if you’re careful!) Christmas dinner.

reindeer candle holder, thisnext.com
I’m actually quite taken with this next interesting vase / candle holder. I love the whole idea of this dual-purpose accessory designed by Harry Allen. It’s cast from his own arm, and can be used to display flowers to dramatic effect…

Harry Allen Bestow vase/ candle holder $75, at designpublic.com
Or to support a candle in a slightly creepy way…

Seriously, can you imagine having only this to light your home during a black-out? That’s got to be scary!
For a more friendly, fairytale-like approach to the old vase, check out this sweet little offering by Jamie Hayon…

I love how the flowers make the horses look like unicorns. And I think it’s so refreshing to see vases that are able to get attention for their own design rather than be overshadowed by the beauty of their flowers.
Moving on to soft furnishings, this horse head cushion from Kropserkel, is sure to make a statement! Send as a gift-with-a-hidden-meaning to make a point, or better yet an offer they can’t refuse (sorry, I couldn’t resist!) or just pop it into your guest’s bed for some old school Godfather scares!
And finally, for those of us who just want to get back to nature, these cushions, designed by the immensely talented Ronel Jordaan, are just what the doctor ordered…

Horse head pillow $45, kropserkel.com
And finally, for those of us who just want to get back to nature, these cushions, designed by the immensely talented Ronel Jordaan, are just what the doctor ordered…

Stone cushions, at conceptrends.com
The shapes look so clean and earthy, while the material (100% merino wool) makes them a rather luxurious choice.
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