Grand Simplicity
Plaster-effect wallpaper painted in a pale shade of pink makes a fitting backdrop for furniture and art.
Cast a diffused, heavenly light on angelic objects through sequin-embellished curtains.
Add new perspectives with a vast trompe l’oeil motif – a picture frame has never looked quite so epic.
Give textured neutral fabrics an added twist with generously proportioned pleats.
Reverse the natural order by setting off-white bouclé upholstery against a sheer black wall.
Inject a dash of contemporary style into a trad-shaped chair with subtle geometric textiles.
Neutral-hued wallpaper embossed with waves of painterly marks creates a restful, free-flowing feel.
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Shimmering ferns and extravagant fringes lend bedroom accessories a glamorous edge.
A divine mix of wrought-iron, scrolled-wood and rattan pieces blends beautifully in a neutral scheme.
Show off sculptural designs to fab effect with a modern-day basket-weave print. It’s simply grand…
Photography ⁄ Paul Raeside
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