What’s New In Interiors This Month

ARTI is curated by Gretchen Shoring and Tess Gomm, both of whom turned their passion for collecting art into a business after years spent sourcing for film and photography shoots. Their eye for soulful, eclectic pieces has now made ARTI a destination for interior designers, stylists and private collectors alike – and best of all, prices start from £80, with a wide range of original works coming in at less than £500. ARTI champions contemporary British makers such as Tabby Booth, collage artist Lauri Hopkins, ceramicist Sarah Odedina, and landscape artist Tom Davies, as well as vintage pieces with character.

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Decorated in Alice's signature style, the brand’s first shop features a curated collection of the Alice Palmer & Co range, from timeless classics to unreleased pieces. Best known for her box pleat fabric lampshades, which proved an instant hit when she launched her eponymous brand in 2019, she’s since expanded into fabric wrapped mirrors and cushions, quilts and wallpaper, tabletop ceramics and bed canopies. Developed in Alice’s northwest London studio and inspired by her travels around the world, each pieces embodies her joyful, more is more aesthetic. 

80 Golborne Road, Notting Hill, W10

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Parlour by Laura Stephens is a new furniture design studio from interior designer Laura Stephens. The debut piece is the Scroll Chair – a sculptural, statement armchair handmade in the UK. Inspired by a 1930s antique Laura found in an old furniture shop, the Scroll Chair reimagines classic proportions with playful detailing – from its scroll-shaped arms and arched backrest to the hand-carved bun feet. Great for bedrooms, snugs, hallways or reading corners, it’s available in four colourways – including ‘Bluebell’ with ‘Basil’ piping, ‘Buttermilk’ with ‘Cornflower’, and ‘Cobalt’ with ‘Tangerine’. The chair can also be upholstered in either a soft viscose-linen plain (with a stain-repellent finish) or a striped fabric option. Bespoke orders are available.

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Hodge Pots, the London-based ceramics brand founded by Nikki Seymour, is known for its bold use of colour, playful stripes and signature wonky aesthetic. Each piece is hand-built, hand-painted and designed to bring joy to the everyday. The newest launch, The Gelato Collection, takes its cues from summer in Milan – think sun-drenched afternoons, pastel-hued buildings and of course, gelato in hand. The collection includes striped vases and candle holders in a multitude of ice cream-inspired colourways.

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Cotswold-based Susannah Taylor has had a long career as a beauty and wellbeing editor, having contributed to titles including SheerLuxe. She’s also a lifelong artist and illustrator and this year turned her attention to her visual work. Influenced by nature and the Oxfordshire landscape, Susannah has been drawn to painting botanicals – whether for wall art, one-off pieces of furniture or mural commissions. Her debut exhibition, Flower Power, hosted by Edward Bulmer Natural Paint at its Pimlico showroom, is an exploration of the meaning and symbolism of flowers. 

Edward Bulmer Natural Paint, 69 Pimlico Rd, Pimlico, SW1W 8NE; 8th-20th September

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