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07/10/2026

THE PIECE WE’RE LOOKING AT

Pratesi Tre Righe: three simple lines, with quite a story behind them.

In 1896, a Tuscan w**e merchant named Remigio Pratesi fell deeply in love with a local woman. To win her heart, he spent two years commissioning local seamstresses to hand-weave a highly intricate, exquisite set of linens as a betrothal gift. they got married the following year.

Then, in 1927, Remigio’s son, Brunetto, created a signature three-line embroidery motif explicitly for Coco Chanel’s Paris apartment. Known as the ‘Tre Righe’ collection, it remains the brand’s most famous and emulated look.

Today, they still honour the labour-intensive cycle: raw cotton spun in Northern Italy, fabric hand-cut by eye, and patterns embroidered entirely by hand for unmatched artisan precision

Sometimes, the simplest details have the richest stories.

05/10/2026

The details can change the entire feel of a table.

From the reflective quality of silver, to the shape of the stemware and warmth of candlelight. It’s often the smaller choices that bring a setting together.

Here are three details we think make all the difference.

02/10/2026

October, in the air.

As the light softens and the evenings draw in, we’re turning towards pieces that being a little more atmosphere to a space.

The Lalique Air Collection; sculptural, tactile and quietly dramatic.

A fitting start to the new season.

18/09/2026

A scented afternoon with

Exploring the art of scent in interiors, with Culti Milano’s classic collection and the Elie Saab capsule collection taking centre stage.

An afternoon of beautiful fragrances, design inspiration and, of course, Prosecco on tap 🥂

Thank you to everyone who joined us and to Culti Milano for an afternoon that engaged all the senses.

15/09/2026

A few highlights from Maison et Objet in Paris.

Trade fairs like this are always a great opportunity to see what is emerging across interiors, not just larger pieces but the materials, finishes and smaller details that can influence a scheme.

13/08/2026

Behind every finished space is a collection of materials, finishes and textures that set the direction long before the final pieces come together.

For the Penthouse Edit, we wanted the palette to have a sense of weight and character, with enough variation in texture and finish to keep it interesting.

This is the part of the process we particularly enjoy — seeing how individual materials begin to make sense when placed alongside one another.

Which element would you bring into your own space?

12/08/2026

The Designer’s Edit | 06

A different side of city living.

There’s something about a penthouse that allows materials to do the talking.

For this edit, we wanted to play with the contrast between strong architectural surfaces and the details that make a space feel comfortable.

Honed marble, smoked walnut, textured wool, leather and warm bronze bring depth, while faceted glass adds a little light and movement.

The result is a space that feels smart and modern, but still somewhere you can call home. And when the lights of the city come on, it takes on a completely different feel.

What would you want your view to look like?

10/08/2026

There’s a hidden cost to complexity that rarely appears on a project budget: attention.

The more time spent managing avoidable administration, the less time there is for the work that actually moves a project forward.

For designers, protecting that creative headspace matters.

What would you most like to take off your weekly workload?

07/08/2026

This week’s edition of The Designer’s Edit explored the architectural palette behind a Provençal estate.

Today’s moodboard looks a little closer.

Not at the architecture, but at the objects and materials that give a space its sense of permanence.

A favourite ceramic passed between generations. Linen that softens over time. A well-used oak table. Silver that carries the gentle marks of celebration and everyday life.

These are often the details that bring warmth to an interior. Individually they may seem modest, but together they create spaces with depth, character and authenticity.

It’s a reminder that successful interiors aren’t defined by one statement piece. They’re built through layers of carefully considered materials, each contributing to a story that unfolds over time.

Which material do you think becomes more beautiful with age?

05/08/2026

The Designer’s Edit | 05

Some interiors don’t rely on statement pieces to feel luxurious.

Instead, they are shaped by materials that reward time; linen grows softer, silver develops a gentle patina, oak deepens with age and limestone that becomes richer with every passing year.

This edition explores a palette inspired by Provençal estates, where every layer is selected to create warmth, authenticity and a sense of permanence.

Which destination should we interpret next?

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