A deckchair made for two sounds perfect to us – and we particularly love the design of this one. The Pip apple design was created by the late designer Sheila Bownas, a well-respected artist who designed for many top name British interiors companies from the 1950s to the 19080s. Flora…
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Isn’t this stool lovely? It’s made from brass and finished with antique silver effect and, as well as being highly decorative, it’s functional too. It would like great used in a bedroom as a bedside table, or the living room as an occasional stool. The brass frette stool is sold…
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Occasional seats, such as pouffes, come into their own when you’re entertaining or have lots of people in your home, as they’re a very useful extra seat. This lovely white and purple floral pouffe, which is handstitched, has a fantastic gypsy, eclectic feel to it. The floral pouffe is currently…
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Isn’t this an unusual piece of furniture? The quilt design on the stool is adapted from a patchwork coverlet of printed cotton and linen, plus embroidery and applique, made in England between 1802 and 1830. The limited edition stool is made from birch veneer, teamed with metal legs, and it’s…
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Knitted items are so cool and trendy. Even if you can’t knit yourself, there are plenty of handknitted homeware items to buy, including this fabulous green pouf by Ferm Living. It’s great for use as an occasional seat in the lounge, plus you can put your feet up on it…
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