Passionate About Fabrics
Another amazing chair design by, we think, BYografia. Perhaps this wouldn’t look good in your average stately home but we suspect the designers had other more contemporary locations in mind 😉 Cleaning inbetween the gaps might be a bit tricky and the care regime can prolong the life of fabrics very considerably. (Wasn’t that a bit of a boring comment for so wonderful a chair!!) Sorry!!
Fine Grey Upholstery Velvet Finn Juhl Pelikan chair. Great lines and proportions will make this Finn Juhl chair a classic no doubt.. We even love the shape and contours of the back and headrest as well as the legs. Nice Job indeed.
These Yellow Orange Red Faux Leather Upholstery Wingback chairs are certainly eye catching. We love the classic design. Contract & residential uses abound.
Perhaps a little too gold for my liking, this Trendir listed gold faux leather chair certainly stands out.
Love it or loathe it you can’t fault its championing of the colour yellow.
I like this Andrew Winch laminated staircase, in fact I’m generally a big fan of laminated glass. (So much for being in the fabric industry!).
I’ve got some great photos in the V&A museum where there is a similar component to one of their architectural features. Great colour and light from something that is…almost colourless.
Upholstery Linen Chair Bibendum Eileen Gray.
We like the simplicity and effectiveness of this timeless design. The curves and the chrome are great.
Adam Lay superyacht interior. Great colours, lighting and use of space.
No we didn’t get invited to the launch party 🙁
This textured upholstery and details from Ana Barreto adds to the great confidence SW London places on her design skills.
Gold and mirrors from 1508 design. Great wall textures, colour scheme and details. The photographer has chosen what appears to be an expansive view of the appartment, it would be interesting to explore this space from many angles. It is probably an unusually shaped room, beautifully designed.
Anouska Hempel hallway – superb architecture and interior design. We normally present images with a significant fabric content and, yes, there is some present here but along with bathrooms and kitchens this is an area of a house often devoid of fabric. Anyway we love the architectural lines of the stairwell as well as the juxtaposition of that with the bannister design. Colours are perfect and the curves flow beautifully everywhere – from the stairs to the mirror to the log basket.