A focus on shape, texture and colour
We’ve added more designs to our latest collection. Durable all-weather wicker garden furniture, solid oak accent chairs and intricately patterned lamps are all inspired by the shapes, textures and colours of the British coastline. A collection that fits seamlessly into homes from city to country to coast.
Longmeadow
A contemporary take on a classic garden style, Longmeadow is made from durable all-weather wicker with a lattice design that lets sunlight shine through.
Tilbury
Inspired by a chair you might find on the porch of a Mediterranean home, Tilbury sits just as comfortably on its own as it does together around a table.
Audley
Influenced by Mid-century modern Scandinavian design, our Audley chair is a stand-alone piece that is designed as an accent chair for any room.
Dune
Inspired by the intricate patterns of shells, Dune lamps have a distressed, time-worn finishand comepaired with linen lampshades.
Halcyon
This lamp is crafted from ceramic with a glossy green to cream ombre glaze. An accompanying rattan shade adds texture and emits a soft glow.
Pressed seaweed prints
Molesworth & Bird forage seaweed washed ashore along the South West coastline of England before carefully pressing them into beautiful prints.
View the complete summer collection to browse unique upholstery, artisanal glassware, and a new fresh scent.
Neptune x Fermoie
We’re showcasing the iconic fabrics of this British designer and maker of fine textiles, on a limited-edition capsule collection of upholstery, scatter cushions and lampshades.
Meet Orkney White
Our seasonal shade, Orkney White, is named after the soft white sands of the Orkney Isle beaches. This creamy hue has slight yellow undertones which bring a subtle warmth to your room scheme.
From our journal
Coastal colour palette
View our seasonal shade, against this soothing, watery palette of soft blues and greens with hints of earthy brown and ochre.
Woven in time
Discover the rich domestic history and sustainable properties of natural rattan, as featured in our new Athena lighting collection.
The call of the scallop
From Renaissance artists to today’s leading interior designers, why has the scallop motif enticed creatives for so many centuries?
