[Advertising - this post references a gifted item and a free press trip, although all words and opinions are my own] I've long admired the innovative work of Nanna Ditzel (1923-2005), who was a leading figure in the 1990s revival of Danish design, even though she was well into her 70s at the time. Over the course of her long career she created jewellery for Georg Jensen, textiles for . . .
The ‘Slow Collection’ from Tine K Home
After a funny old week (my mind's been all over the place and I haven't slept very well), I'm looking forward to slowing down and relaxing this weekend. So, today seems like the right time to share the inspiring new 'Slow Collection' from Danish interiors brand Tine K Home. Every season Tine K themes its range around a particular mood, and this one caught my eye instantly - not so much because . . .
The spring-summer 2019 collection from Menu
I'm ending the week with a look at the new-season collection from another of my favourite Danish interior-design brands: Menu. As always, it's packed with elegant, minimalist pieces that are the perfect balance of form and function, and as always I'm already dreaming about adding a few of them to my own home! . . .
Earthy new-season inspiration from Ferm Living
It's that time of year when homeware brands start releasing details of their new-season collections, and I'll be sharing a peek at some of my favourites over the coming weeks. I'm starting with one that I always look forward to seeing: Ferm Living's. Ferm's spring-summer 2019 range is packed with beautiful pieces, but that's not the only reason it appeals: I also love the way it's been . . .
New finds | December 2018
In between all things Christmas-related I want to squeeze in one last round-up of new finds for 2018, as there's been a swathe of interesting product launches and other bits and bobs recently. So, settle back and feast your eyes on the things that have grabbed my attention over the last few weeks... . . .
Profile | Future design classics from NABO
[Advertisement - this is a paid partnership with NABO, but all words and opinions are my own] A few months ago I featured the gorgeous London apartment of Christina Thaisen, who's a firm believer in buying meaningful, long-lasting objects rather than following throwaway trends. It's an ethos that I share, and today I want to tell you a bit more about NABO, the Danish lifestyle shop which . . .
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