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Ideal for a classic living room with a modern touch, Matheny stilnovo suspension lamp came to reinvent classic designs with a high aesthetic feeling. Get this timeless iconic piece at Delightful, Unique Lamps.
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EDITOR'SLETTER
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
RACHAEL COLTON
Winter is here and it is my favourite time of year. I love the shorter days, cosying up in bed as the weather storms outside and off course the warmth and smell of log fires. This is the season to be jolly and with this in mind our winter issue is a guide to all that is special. We talk to the spectacular designers of Lawson Robb and profile the exciting new interior design store "Maven". With Downtown Abbey taking the world by storm we tour a stunning Irish Estate, Florence Court and cosy up in the earthy, industrial home of ROCO's very own photographer Sarah Fyffe. Eve Brannon brings us all the fashion trends for the New Year and we take a look into the trendy London Edition Hotel. As we embrace 2014, we look forward to all the opportunities the New Year brings. So grab a hot chocolate with marshmallows off course and enjoy ROCO's winter issue!
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Designer Justine Ashbee Oriol Angrill Jordà My Favourite Room Living in the Wood Winter Recipes Tedford’s The London Edition Rain, Cloud & Sun
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EVE BRANNON
LETICIA BLANCO
Fashion Stylist
Interior Trends
SHAUN HANNA
DIANE ROWAN
Taste Notes
Restaurant Review
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CLASSIC ELEGANCE
Small, neat and very cosy, much like the beautiful island it’s named after - the Jethou two seater in Walnut Dexter's Linen by Sofa.com at £895.
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FLORI TARNISHED SILVER PENDANT Give your living or dining space a make over with elegant overhead lighting. Pendant lights give just the right amount of ambience over a rugged kitchen table. Try hanging several along the table centre to add character to a modern home or a fresh twist to your classic décor. Rowen & Wren, small £84.
DEER SERVING BOWL Add a touch of an old hunting manor with this stag head serving bowl by Chatsworth & Grey, £24.95
HAND CARVED ASIAN COW
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Elegant and beautiful hand carved Asian cows in three subtle colours. Nkuku specialises in eco friendly, fairly traded homeware and gifts. The range is inspired by the traditional skills of artisans throughout Africa and India, combining contemporary design with age old traditions, natural materials and sustainable methods of production. The name ‘Nkuku’ was borrowed from a village in Zambia where the business plan was jotted down on the back of a paperback. Caroline McGrath, from £39.
"Quality speaks for its self"
Woodbank Kitchens
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CLICK TO WATCH VIDEO NYMPH CHANDELIER
Delicate brass butterflies hover in the air in perfect harmony composing an overblown dramatic silhouette, which gives shape to a luxurious golden chandelier. Nymph is a truthful legacy of KOKET’s haute couture experience in exquisite goods.
PINEAPPLE CANDLE
This is the perfect small decoration for any home, filled with a candle it also serves a purpose. Rose & Grey, £26.50.
INDUSTRIAL DESKTOP
Akita Desk Lamp by Plant & Moss, part of the Akita Desktop Collection. A range that juxtaposes raw material such as concrete, with luxurious feeling polished brass, copper and oak components. FAO Shop, £580 for the set.
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Woodbank Kitchens
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SAFARI HEADS
Hunted down these beautifully constructed felt animal heads add a touch of safari to your kid's wall. Graham and Green, £79.
TREEHOUSE BED
How exciting is this - a bed in a treehouse! They will never want to leave, make their imaginations come alive. Desres Design, £1305.
ADORABLE BEDSETS FOR GIRLS AND BOYS
A gorgeous set that would make bedtime a dream for most little girls! It is also available as an astronaut for little budding space adventurers. The Little Baby Company, £65.
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NAME IN LIGHTS
Little ones love seeing their name up in lights, don’t they? Your child’s name will twinkle – literally – with this Modern Alphabet Illuminated Canvas. The Letterroom, £54.99.
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MEET THE DESIGNERS
LAWSON ROBB
ALIX LAWSON AND CHARLOTTE ROBB CREATED THE DESIGN HOUSE "LAWSON ROBB" TO ESTABLISH GREATER COHESION BETWEEN ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIOR DESIGN, AND TO DELIVER BEAUTIFUL SPACES WHICH ARE A JOY TO LIVE IN. WE CAUGHT UP WITH THE DESIGN DUO TO DISCUSS THEIR DESIGN APPROACH AND PLANS FOR CREATING LUXURY HOME CINEMAS.
BY OFFERING BOTH IN-HOUSE ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIOR DESIGN CAPABILITIES, WHAT CAN CLIENTS EXPECT TO ACHIEVE WITH LAWSON AND ROBB?
Combining the disciplines of architecture and interior design, LAWSON ROBB prides itself on exceptional project management control and a passionate commitment to designing individual homes to suit an individual brief. As a practice we understand space and light, how our clients like to live and we design homes in accordance with their lifestyles and aspirations. Architecture and design are combined right from the offset, every detail is considered. LAWSON ROBB has designed swimming pools,
home cinemas, wellness centres and wine cellars. The team offer a bespoke service, finishing off the interiors down to the last teaspoon and bespoke bed linen.
WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR MOST REWARDING PROJECT?
We loved working on a Grade 2 listed building in Knightsbridge. We had to combine the history of the building along with the client’s modern WHAT IS YOUR APPROACH WHEN CREATING TIMELESS, living requirements. It was a LUXURY INTERIORS? satisfying project to marry of Every home is special and every an historic property along with home unique. Specialising in a contemporary finish. Our unique and interesting textures, clients love the historic nature of finish and fabrics, LAWSON London’s old properties but they ROBB are passionate in the also have to be updated to fit in pursuit of design. Innovative with modern lifestyles. and progressive, the design team constantly source the The client wanted a wellness globe for the finest artisans and new materials and fittings. and relaxation space, LAWSON ROBB opened up the whole of LAWSON ROBB creates longevity in their designs by not the lower ground floor installing a spa, plunge pool, wine cellar, following trends.
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steam-room and gym. The result seemed like an extra room to the home rather than a basement by maximising the space and natural light. We created a welcoming leisure space with light palette and layering different textures. A natural palette and range of textures were used from hand chiselled limestone, teak, raw cream silk in the cinema and silk rugs. Layered different, the result of the property was clean lines and elegance.
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HAS THERE BEEN AN INCREASE IN HOME CINEMAS THAT DEMAND MORE IN TERMS OF FUNCTION FROM THE SPACE?
There is more and more demand for home cinemas, we have seen an increase in this trend with all of our clients. Clients are looking for the best in terms of technology and functionality. LAWSON ROBB is constantly reviewing and updating our database of technologies. We look at each home cinema individually on a project by project basis and work hand in hand with a specialised AV company to ensure the latest cutting edge and reliable hardware is installed. We want
to understand the clients brief and how they will be using the home cinema and work with our client and budgets to tailor a home cinema specifically to their home. The brands we like to work with are Bowers and Wilkins who are very established high-end speaker manufacturers. All of Bowers and Wilkins speakers are in Abbey Road’s studios. The cinema screen size is dictated by the size of the room and proximity of the seat to the screen. LAWSON ROBB has seen an increasing trend with clients for a large comfortable day-bed as opposed to cinema seating.
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WHAT ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTORS TO CONSIDER WHEN CREATING HOME CINEMAS?
With a home cinema you have to consider the technical side as well as the cinema complimenting and looking good in a room. You need good technical advice and the correct screen size in proportion to the room size. LAWSON ROBB will always ensure the technical aspects such as wiring and the sound system are considered from the offset to ensure a perfect cinema room. A cinema room is a great space for clients to relax in so the ‘mood’ lighting of a room will play a critical role in the feel of the space. LAWSON ROBB re-create the feel of a cinema by soundproofing and blacking out a room altogether. In one home we installed acoustically silk clad walls and silk carpets to create comfortable and elegant surroundings. To ensure a client can watch a home cinema to the best quality, we consider the sound requirements of the room and the acoustics and distance of the projector to the size of the cinema screen. Refreshment options are often high priority on client’s lists, we often install a bar nearby and desired appliances such as coffee machines, popcorn makers and fridges for client to get to quickly for snacks.
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WHAT INSPIRES YOUR VISION FOR A ROOM?
The LAWSON ROBB team are inspired by everything from lifestyle, travel, fashion, culture and nature. Our office is multicultural and international so we have a diverse and unique background for inspiration. We tailor our interiors to our clients dreams and lifestyles. We are constantly sourcing the globe for new materials and artisans. We are experts and leaders in constantly developing new finishes. LAWSON ROBB is inspired by historic architecture but consider ourselves pioneers when it comes to new design. We want our designs to have longevity and be an investment made by clients. For further information on LAWSON ROBB Interiors visit www.lawsonrobb.com
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MAVEN
SISTERS, CATHERINE & PATRICIA MCGINNIS HAVE RECENTLY OPENED A BRAND NEW INTERIORS STORE "MAVEN". ONE OF THE MOST EXCITING DESTINATIONS FOR ANYONE WITH A GREAT EYE FOR DESIGN AND A DESIRE FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT. SITUATED OFF THE LISBURN ROAD IN BELFAST, WE TALK TO PATRICIA ABOUT THIS EXCITING NEW VENTURE.
a place filled with the products that we wanted to buy but couldn't. We knew that we Through our design projects needed a really special space we were constantly having to and the Reid Memorial Hall source products online and fitted the bill perfectly. Retail identified that many of the brands we love are not available today has to be about more locally. We felt there was a real than your generic high street offering and we believe that opportunity in Belfast to open with our range of brands and a space selling international the space we sell them in, we brands that we love, that until can offer customers something now have not been available locally. We also recognised that a bit special. We also wanted a there are many incredible local special space to meet with our brands, which have had no N.I. interior design clients and this stockists and we really wanted seems to fit the bill. to celebrate them and give them a platform. In short, we wanted WHY DID YOU DECIDE TO OPEN MAVEN?
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After living in London for about 10 years I came back to N.I. to work for the family company (builders). I learned so much about project management and the technical aspects of all areas within the building industry. I eventually convinced the team to let me take charge of the show homes and things just grew from there. Customers began to ask me to do private work for them and eventually I realised it was time to make it my career. Catherine comes from a very business & marketing oriented background
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and the move to work together seemed natural. We could both bring different but essential skill-sets together.
only way in my opinion to seek and purchase tiles, you have to remember there are a lot of them………..but do not worry we do all the hard work in sourcing YOU ALSO OFFER AN INTERIOR and designing, you are a valued DESIGN SERVICE? This can work in a couple of customer as soon as you walk different ways. We can design through our door. and project-manage entire Currently oppulence and luxury schemes or simply give clients is a trend. I think the way a few pointers on how to pull people have looked at clothing a room together. We can also & cars for the last ten years is help our customers source the way they are now looking specific products if they simply to interiors and tiles, as another don’t have time or need a hand. representation of themselves. So many people are keen to make their own mark on their One of my favourite tiles is the home and the beauty of the textured relief patterns, which shop is that they can pop in come in wonderful muted tones and pick up pieces that are a bit to suit stylish interiors - these different from what they can two tile components when buy on the high street.
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WHO INSPIRES YOU?
I am inspired by everything I see – travelling is definitely my main inspiration. Designers like Abigail Ahern inspire me as she goes against the grain and does her own thing totally and isn’t too matchy-matchy. I admire her complete lack of fear and sense of humour. I visited her house last year and was fascinated by every inch of it. I’m also inspired by a lot of blogs, particularly ones from the US and Australia for example thedesignfiles.com and theeverygirl.com. Closer to home I love brightbazaar. com. Style-wise, many of them feature homes that are the
antithesis of Abigail Aherns’ signature dark style and are light filled and bright. But, the element both styles have in common are an unabashed love of colour. HOW DO YOU APPROACH YOUR CUSTOMERS?
Both in the shop and in the interior design practice, we try to make things as easy for the customer as possible. We strive to be friendly and approachable at all times. Sometimes, even thinking about hiring an interior designer can be a bit intimidating for
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" Both in the shop and in the interior design practice, we try to make things as easy for the customer as possible. "
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people as they often anticipate that will be super expensive. It really doesn’t have to be and can in fact rule out costly mistakes. Our customers invariably approach us as they like our style but we always work closely with our clients to ensure that their own taste is taken into account and that their personality is reflected in the finished product. WHAT DO YOU PREDICT AS A TREND IN THE INTERIOR WORLD FOR 2014?
I think after the recent property crisis, people are really seeing their homes as homes for life rather than an investment. In this vein, I see people wanting to personalise their homes so as to be a reflection of themselves and their lives. More and more, people are looking for unusual pieces that will have longevity. In addition, I think people care so much now about provenance and there is an ever growing desire to support local makers. It’s great when a piece of furniture has a story and personality behind it. WHAT ARE YOU CURRENTLY COVETING?
I am absolutely coveting a table lamp from Donna Bates Design. And I would love an Ottoman Settee from Ligne Roset…….
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FURTHER INFORMATION ON MAVEN WWW.WEAREMAVEN.CO.UK INTERIOR DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHY SARAH FYFFE
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MODERN CHRISTMAS
Be inspired with our guide to modern Christmas Decorations
I'm dreaming of a white Christmas table decorations. Re-create this table setting from the beautful products by The White Company. We love the Art Deco mirrored charger Get this look from The White Company London.
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Dinner by candlelight. This Avebury Tealight Ring, a silver tea light circle with eighteen stunning tea light holders would create a festive mood and could be used all year round for dinner parties. ÂŁ80 from Adventino.
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Brazil Cotton Ball String Lights. With 35 illuminated cotton balls, this string light can be used in all seasons - whether it's for adding carnival vibrancy to your summer, or refined glamour to your festivities. ÂŁ34.95 from Graham and Green
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Want an alternative Chistmas tree this year, or limited on space? Why not create the modern look with this 3 tier circular tealight tree. Holds 24 tealights. ÂŁ99 from Graham and Green.
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Wow your guests with personalised crackers. You get to choose what goes inside. Bangs, oohs and ahhs guaranteed... Super stylish, hand crafted crackers in charcoal grey paper with neon pop ribbons and tags. ÂŁ7.95 from The Letteroom
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Create a look to suit the dark winter nights. Gothic enchanted mirror, £59.50. Six branch Branche D'arbre tealight holder, £149.50. Smaller black candlestick, £19.95. Noir candlestick, £37.50. Get this look from Adventino
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Decorative Pink Pom Poms Set. These fun decorative paper tissue pom poms add dimension and colour to any room. Hang them in a dull space, in the hallway, above a table or even when you have a party. ÂŁ19.95 Graham and Green.
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£12-30 Eliska
£19.95 Rockett St George
From £18.95 Nknku
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As the period drama “Downtown Abbey” captures the attention of the world, we look at the stunning 18th Century Irish estate Florence Court and how you can obtain a similar style in your home.
it was the seat of the Earls of Enniskillen before the National Trust acquired it in 1953.
Florence Court is romantically named after the wife of Sir John Cole who first built a house on the spectacular site in the early 18th Florence Court is a large 18thcentury. The present Palladian century house and estate located style house was probably built 8 miles south-west of Enniskillen, by his son John. The wings and County Fermanagh. Set in the Pavilion were added to the midfoothills of Cuilcagh Mountain, 18th century block around 1770.
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The house is best known for its exquisite Rococo decoration and fine Irish furniture. Many original items of furniture, previously sold, have been re-acquired and returned.
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When studying each room, from the vibrant library, vast entrance foyer, spectacular dining room and serving area, there are plenty of ideas to help you create a similar modern day version in your home. We think the stunning Farrow and Ball shade used in the entrance foyer set off by the antique white skirting and cornices creates an elegant,
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A vibrant aqua wall colour with this dark four poster bed creates a dramatic warm look for a master bedroom.
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CREATE A GALLERY WALL OF PICTURES IN YOUR KITCHEN OR IF YOUR LIVE IN AN ESTATE YOUR SERVING AREA
HANG A PIECE OF ART OR A PICTURE ABOVE YOUR BEDSIDE TABLE
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ADD PANELLING TO ONE WALL TO CREATE TEXTURE AND PAINT IN A FARROW AND BALL SHADE
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New Build "Old Irish Schoolhouse" LOCATION
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home in Belfast, (some of which still have the original art deco push panel) and the African hardwood parquet flooring came from a bookstore in London. The house is styled using these elements as guides, each room growing in character from them. We would describe the exterior as an "old Irish schoolhouse" all grey dash, sash windows and traditional style green cottage doors.
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The kitchen/living room is basically where we spend most of our time. It's a very social space allowing you to be with everyone whether you are in the kitchen, dining or living area. We also have the advantage of the sun all day, it shines through the kitchen window in the morning and sets over Bessie Bell Mountain in the evening with the last light of the day streaming through our living room window. It's the undisputed heart of the home.
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2 It's really difficult to chose one prized possession, the glorious warmth gained from our reconditioned 1950's Aga is hard to beat in the winter and the opulence of the huge 14 point antlers we have hanging in our hall has me in awe everytime I walk past. Any piece of our Provence inspired kitchen furniture delights me, with each piece handcrafted and painted by our fantastic local cabinet makers in Clabby. However it may have to be the kitchen island which was designed around the idea of a carpenter’s workbench to give the kitchen some industrial clout.
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Our home is an eclectic mix of earthy, cosy, country with a little bit of an industrial feel in the concrete bathroom and stainless steel in the Kitchen. We were adamant from the start that the house was to be cosy and functional, that's why we used so many reclaimed pieces and gave anything we installed the ability to age well and take whatever we could throw at it. There's no particular overall consistent style to the interior, we think each room can have it's own character as each has it's own purpose. Thank goodness we both agreed on everything and thoroughly enjoyed designing the interior, seeing it come together and now living in it. We researched everything thoroughly and were surprised at how many great suppliers we found locally. We've only been in the house for a year so there's still plenty of little elements that need added, but we continue to take great pleasure in watching it grow.
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Friends and family think the house appears like it has always been here as it doesn't feel or look like a new build. The house has a way of making everyone who comes through the door feel welcome and smile in a kind of cosy nostalgic way."
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WHY NOT ADD A HANGING DOOR THAT SLIDES, BREAK CONVENTION
THESE WOODEN HOOKS CREATE A PRACTICAL AND NATURE INSPIRED FEATURE IN THIER HOME
ADD AN INDUSTRIAL ST TO YOUR KITCHEN. THIS CREATES A STRONG PR
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A SPLIT BACK DOOR CREATES THE OLD IRISH SCHOOL HOUSE LOOK
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ANTLERS, TARTAN CARPET AND DEER ENBLEMS HELP TO CREATE A TRADITIONAL WARM COTTAGE ATMOSPHERE
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When we came across these wall hangings by Native Line created by designer Justine Ashbee our hearts skipped a beat. The beautiful ethic designs and unusal thread instantly made these designs stand out. We caught up with Justine to discuss how Native Line started and her inspiration for weaving in metals.
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HOW AND WHY WAS NATIVE LINE CREATED?
I decided to do a residency in the mountains of New Mexico, teaching traditional Navajo weaving on a sustainable farm. It was an incredible process of cutting branches from cedar trees on the property, which we stripped and hand sanded to make the loom armature. We handspun our own wool yarns, spinning freshly sheared wool from their sheep into lovely textured yarns with different shades of grey, cream, white, black, and ivory. All natural colors from the sheep fleece. We set up the loom, and began weaving a beautiful tapestry together, as a community, on the farm. It was a rediscovery of the gift of weaving for me, which lies in my roots as an artist. I continued from there, as I wanted to make pieces for the home, and wall hangings seemed like a beautiful jump from the drawing work I had been doing, into something more tactile. At the time I began doing the woven wall hangings, it was not something that was readily available in the market, either in interiors, or in fine arts. Textile Arts have had a huge resurgence in the past year, which is a beautiful thing to be a part of.
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WHAT MATERIALS, FIBRES DO YOU USE WHEN WEAVING?
What is unique about the work that I do is that I use innovative materials. I discovered the beauty of weaving with metal while I was studying textile arts in university, back in 1999. I was looking for a material that could recreate the look and feel of rolling sand dunes. I used copper to weave undulating curves, which brought back the heat and mesmerising quality of the desert to me. Before university I lived in Oman for brief stints, as my mother moved there when I was a teenager. I spent my time going scuba diving in the ocean, and camping in the vast desert. The environments, the ocean, and the desert, have always informed my work. Sourcing materials while traveling is always exciting, as you discover new materials that are unique to different parts of the world.
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YOU HAVE TRAVELLED EXTENSIVELY, HAS THAT BEEN IMPORTANT IN INSPIRING YOUR WORK?
HOW DO YOU ENVISAGE YOUR WORK BEING DISPLAYED IN PEOPLES HOMES?
These pieces are great in any living space, hung alone, in groups, or as part of a vignette. People hang them in their intimate spaces, like their bedrooms, and describe love DID YOU STUDY WEAVING? being able to gaze upon them as they wake up and have Yes, I studied weaving at the Rhode Island School of Design. contemplative moments. We I feel incredibly grateful for my have one hanging in our dining/ experiences there. Invaluable, kitchen area, against a black really. wall, which is quite striking. WHAT ARE YOUR PLANS FOR Many clients have pieces THE FUTURE OF NATIVE LINE? hanging in the living rooms as I have done different art pieces that become part of explorations into lighting design. their collections. What works I would love to expand my line so well about the different into more sculptural pieces for woven wall pieces is their tones the home, and for commercial and textures, they are very environments. One of the elegant and luxurious both to lights I have made looks like a the eye and to the touch. It is gold metal cloud. When there an unexpected material, which is a light inside of this cloud, has a jewellery like quality. it makes me think of a galaxy being formed. I love that idea! Yes. Being exposed to many different environments, cultures, ideas of beauty and ornamentation, celebration, ritual, food, and love are essential for ongoing inspiration.
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To view and buy these stunning pieces visit http://nativeline.com/
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LOVE ART ARTIST ORIOL ANGRILL JORDÀ
Oriol Angrill Jordà Oriol Angrill Jordà describes the technique of drypoint etching as “pure magic” – and magic it is, in his hands. He studied Illustration in Palma de Mallorca and printmaking at Central St Martin’s in London. With each work he strives to reach as real a depiction as possible, whether of a person or animal. He cites the Dutch artist M.C. Escher as having the biggest influence on his work. “I did not start like most of the artists I've met. As I listened, the majority of them had been enthusiastic about Art, almost since they were born, as a native desire to create or express themself. Unfortunately, it wasn't like that for me. Instead for me it was research into what I did better. I really had no interest in drawing or art culture. I did not know there
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where people living and working in Art. Despite my childish ignorance, I already had a skill to draw or rather a facillity to represent on paper what I saw. With tough efforts to study and gradually passing courses, years passed with no artistic relevance, right up to High School when I found out what I did not like to do! I managed to pass Science and then I changed to the Art branch to start my early knowledge about the world of Arts and
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the people that surround it. Unconsciously, I became more and more interested in the artistic world, images, pictures, illustrations, featured artists and M.C. Escher's work encouraged me to draw better. It was then that I realized I was indeed talented enough to pursue art seriously. After that, I started Illustration at the Escuela Superior de Diseùo de las I.Baleares. There, my interests were clear and I decided to dedicate myself to Art and be the best I can.�
To view more works by Oriol visit www.oriolangrill.com or buy now at Saatchi Online.
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BLOGGER: MY FAVOURITE ROOM
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DESCRIBE WHY THIS IS YOUR FAVOURITE ROOM?
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WHAT 5 WORDS BEST DESCRIBE THE INSPIRATION BEHIND THE ROOM DESIGN?
I love my light and airy living room - my desk is situated in one corner, and in another is my hanging pod chair, a favourite spot to chill, work and rest!
Relaxed, fun, modern, eclectic and inviting.
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IF I HAD AN UNLIMITED BUDGET I WOULD CHANGE?
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WHAT IS THE ONE PIECE OF ADVICE YOU WOULD GIVE WHEN IT COMES TO DECORATING A ROOM?
I would add a deep teal blue velvet sofa, a beautiful mid century brass chandelier, and replace the coffee table with the round marble-topped one I have my eye on.
Work out it's function, and who will be using it and design it to suit. Make sure there is good flow (you can move around the room comfortably), good light, and fill it with things you love.
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80 TANGLE TREE INTERIORS SANDERSON FABRIC - WOODLAND FERN £53/METRE
THE RUG COMPANY CAVE GIRL VIVIENNE WESTWOOD
OCCA-HOME WEWOOD SEMAFORO £1,175
LIVING IN
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OCCA-HOME BY NORD BABY BED LINEN DEER £47
BLACK ORCHID INTERIORS RECLAIMED OAK DINING TABLE £2340
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MADE IN DESIGN TREE LAMP - WALL LAMP BY FERM LIVING £55
DOOLEYS FURNITURE VINTAGE LEATHER ARMCHAIR £1082
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MADE IN DESIGN DOTTY CUSHION - FERM LIVING £37.70 AMAZON BOTANIC CHIC: THE FASHION ILLUSTRATIONS OF ROBERT ALEJANDRO £10
NEST MOOOI JUUYO PENDANT LIGHT £594
MADE IN DESIGN FOLIAGE SOFA - KARTELL £1,780
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MONOCLE NEST OF TABLES POR
TIMOROUS BEASTIES GRAND BLOTCH WALLPAPER £390
EDITORS
FA R E A S TE R
MARKS AND SPENCER £12
JUNGLE WOODEN TRAY FROM £15.99
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ZARA HOME FROM £5.99
ZARA HOME JAPANESE CUSHION
APOTHECARY £965
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SHIMU £1,995
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FASHION STYLIST EVE BRANNON
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NEW LOOK £4.99
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RHIE £368.49
PHILIPP PLEIN £430.91
DSQUARED2 £382.54
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AURÉLIE BIDERMANN £445
FEATHER RIVER ISLAND £80
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FASHION STYLIST EVE BRANNON
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DRIES VAN NOTEN £805
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MCBERRY £245
F E AT H E R S ESTIVITIES
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JUICY COUTURE £57.97
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FASHION STYLIST EVE BRANNON
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VALENTINO £495
ZARA £59.99
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KOTUR £230
DOROTHY PERKINS £20
PICKS
TOR KNOWS A THING OR TWO T-HAVES, CHECK OUT HER CLUTCH CLASSICS
ACCESSORIZE £37
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CHEF SHAUN HANNA RESTAURANT LINEN HILL
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ROAST PHEASANT, RED CABBAGE & APPLE, BEER GRAVY – SERVES 4 INGREDIENTS
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2 PHEASANTS,
Preheat oven to 190c/375f/gas5 Place roasting tray on top of cooker on medium heat and heat rapeseed oil.
Deglaze the tray with the bottle of beer, using a wooden spoon scrape the caramelised juices off the bottom of the tray.
Lay pheasants in the tray and brown quickly on all sides for 2-3 minutes, place in oven for 30 minutes.
Add the thyme and chicken stock and strain into a saucepan & reduce to thicken ( you can thicken with a little corn flour if needed).
ALLOW 1/2 BIRD PER PERSON 120ML BRIOGHTER GOLD RAPESEED OIL 1 RED CABBAGE 2 COOKING APPLE – PEELED & DICED 100ML RED WINE VINEGAR 150G SOFT BROWN SUGAR 1 CINNAMON STICK 2 TBSP MAPLE SYRUP / HONEY 1 BOTTLE OF LAGER – I USE WHITE WATER BELFAST LAGER 1 SPRIG THYME 1/2 PINT BROWN CHICKEN STOCK
Pheasant should be served pink otherwise it will taste dry, so if you have a meat thermometer the breast should be 60c, legs 75c when cooked. Remove from oven and set the birds aside, cover to rest. To make the gravy, spoon out any excess fat from the roasting tray and place on a high heat.
For the cabbage, place the red cabbage, apple, vinegar, sugar, cinnamon & maple syrup/ honey into a heavy based saucepan and cook uncovered on a medium heat for approx 45mins until all the liquid has evaporated and the sugars have started to caramelise to make a sticky sweet & sour cabbage.
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"MINCE PIE" PASTEL’S
Brazilian street food take on the humble mince pie!
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INGREDIENTS 1 JAR QUALITY SWEET MINCE MEAT 1 PACKET WONTON PASTRY – AVAILABLE FROM ASIAN SUPERMARKETS 1 EGG - BEATEN ICING SUGAR FOR DUSTING
METHOD
Egg wash 2 sides of the pastry on the right angle. Place ½ tsp of mince meat in centre and fold over the sides to form a triangle, press to seal. Deep fry in clean oil at 180c for 1-2 minutes until slightly golden and crisp. Drain on kitchen paper and dust with icing sugar. Serve with whipped cream.
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TEDFORD'S RESTAURANT Tedfords is a renowned restaurant in Belfast which specialises in fish dishes. Nestled in a three storey terraced house on Donegall Quay, which dates back to 1843, it offers impressive views of Belfast Lough and the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge.
about the quality of the food making each visit a special offered by chef Alan Foster and experience. we therefore had high expectations. Although the menu is dominated by fish dishes it still We were shown to a table in offers scrumptious the ground level dining room sounding options for meat which is a long narrow room lovers and vegetarians and only interrupted by a large bar manages to cater to everyone’s in the middle. The décor is taste. We both opted for fish for I visited it for dinner on a opulent with rich reds and our starters. I choose pan roast Saturday evening to celebrate purples and stylish furniture. scallops which were my husband’s birthday. We Overall it creates an upmarket accompanied by a confit duck had both heard glowing reports feel which contributes to spring roll, fennel salad and
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NORTHERN IRISH JEWELLERY DESIGNER RUTH INVITES US INTO HER HOME AND STUDIO IN FRANCE
orange jelly jus. The entire dish was mouth-watering and the scallops in particular were the perfect balance of softness in the middle and a nice brown crust on the outside. My husband chose citrus cured salmon with smoked Lough Neagh eel, avocado puree and cucumber jelly. He was very impressed with the combination of flavours and delicate presentation of the dish. Two empty plates were collected by the waitress whilst we sat back and waited for our main courses which we knew would be equally divine.
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We were not disappointed. My main of sirloin of salt aged beef on a bed of pomme anna, onion puree, café de paris butter and beef & thyme beignet was honestly one of the most delicious dishes I have experienced in a Belfast restaurant. Each mouthful was savoured and my husband’s attempts to pinch food from my plate were quickly quashed! My husband was equally dazzled by his choice of roast rump of Irish lamb with lamb pastilla, crispy polenta piperade, artichoke and sun blushed tomato jus which he quickly devoured. We enjoyed our Merlot whilst we awaited our desserts. I chose the apple plate which is a selection of four apple desserts, each one different and beautifully presented on a long white plate. It consisted of an apple and almond sponge, a miniature apple crumble tart, apple sorbet, calvados crème caramel, hazelnut crumble and a cinnamon and orange syrup. It was lovely and refreshing. My husband chose a white chocolate cheesecake with raspberry sorbet, wild strawberries and white chocolate crumble which
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he thoroughly enjoyed. My husband and I agreed that every dish we had was cooked to perfection despite the numerous elements involved and beautifully presented. Unsurprisingly, Tedfords is currently rated number 8 on Trip Advisor out of the 626 Belfast restaurants reviewed. I can honestly say that Tedfords is my new favourite restaurant in Belfast and I would gladly recommend it to anyone for any special occasion. Although the A La Carte prices may be slightly on the high side it also offers a reasonably priced lunch menu from Wednesday – Friday, 3 courses for £20, and a pre theatre menu from 5-6.30pm on Tuesday – Saturday at £22 for 3 courses.
FURTHER INFO / BOOK A TABLE WWW.TEDFORDSRESTAURANT.COM
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THE LONDON EDITION
Hotel of Lasting Comfort & Extraordinary Style LOCATION 10 BERNERS STREET LONDON PHOTOGRAPHY BY NIKOLAS KOENIG
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The London EDITION has all the hallmarks of the EDITION brand: lasting comfort, extraordinary style and an exceptional level of service in a uniquely individual environment. Located in central London’s Fitzrovia, The London EDITION brings together, in a delicate balancing act, the integrity and character of a historic building with a
simple, sophisticated design sensibility, creating a seamless blend of charisma and ease. With 173 rooms, a restaurant, two bars, meeting rooms and a buzzing lobby, the hotel offers a dynamic social hub where guests and visitors can work, relax, socialise and dine all under one roof.
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"The London EDITION combines the familiar and the original to create an interior of timeless style and enduring design."
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Using the building’s elegant, landmarked architecture as a backdrop, Ian Schrager and the Ian Schrager Company design team, in conjunction with interior designers Yabu Pushelberg, have layered modern components throughout the public spaces, bringing straightforward chic to an environment enhanced by unexpected elements and a meticulous attention to detail. Through the hotel’s original doors, guests enter a simple, glass-walled vestibule leading to the lobby where you are greeted by an oversized custom Ingo Mauer polished silver sphere light. The London EDITION’s 173 unique guest rooms and suites feature oak floors and woodpanelled walls in either dark walnut or light oak creating a cosy, cabin-like feel akin to that of a private yacht. They are furnished with modern walnut desks and tables cantilevered off the walls, oatmeal-upholstered George Smith tufted lounge chairs, luxurious linen-andsilk drapery, silk area rugs, and a gold-leaf Baroque-framed Hendrik Kerstens photograph. With its wealth of individual touches and its emphasis on comfort and quality, The London EDITION combines the familiar and the original to create an interior of timeless style and enduring design.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR TO BOOK A ROOM VISIT WWW.EDITIONHOTELS.COM
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RAIN, CLOUD & SUN RICH & RACHEL "LAKESIDE WEDDING" RUSTIC LANTERN LOUGH WEDDING SET THE TONE FOR THIS SPECTACULAR DAY
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Rachel talks us through her day. "We wanted to get married somewhere where one of us had a connection. We ended up keeping tradition by getting married in my home county, Co.Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. My parents live by the lake and have a great view, so a marquee in front of their house seemed like the perfect idea. We wanted the wedding to be
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individual to us - the marquee provided us with a blank canvas that we could make our own. We chose a rustic theme, as our marquee was completely white, we had free rein to do whatever we wanted! We covered the roof in chinese hanging lanterns of varying sizes; some were pink to tie in with the bridesmaids dresses, and others were green and white. We used
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hessian and hessian ribbon throughout the marquee to help create the rustic look. We also positioned wooden barrels throughout the marquee, had signs made out of driftwood and used wooden flower boxes from Colombia Road, London, for some of the table centre pieces.
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Stationary was important to us – particularly the invitations, as we think they set the tone and theme of your wedding, and get guests excited about what is to come. Our invitations, menus and orders of service were made by La Lumiere Designs. They used a mixture of brown and white card - the text was mainly in typewriter font, to keep with our rustic theme. Guests had individual menus wrapped in bailer twine with a brown paper place name, and a sprig of lavender. Instead of table names, we had 3D brown table numbers. For
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our table plan we stacked two distressed photo frames on top of each other, each containing a photo that had been taken by our photographers on our engagement shoot. We then hung large brown luggage labels over the top of the frames, one per table, with the names of the guests sitting on each table. After the wedding breakfast we removed the brown luggage labels from the photo-frames and asked guests to leave comments on the surround of the photo. By the end of the night the surround was full of messages – it looked really great.
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