KIMI RUG

KIMI RUGThis rug is a Kellei shape, a style designed and made for large country houses that required carpets of particularly generous lengths and widths. Kimi is another piece that takes it stylistic cues from the tribal and village carpets of Konya. Some of the oldest and most elegantly simplistic carpets are from this region. Contrasted in the yellows, greens and reds of this carpet are floral medallions, running river borders and harsh geometric

share with each other

An appendix provides valuable information about the materials used in resorting the Abiquiu house

Screen printed by hand in London

and provide a soft surface for sitting or lying on the floor

The chandelier came first

The top is hand formed Scagliola finished in a unique green marbling effect which sits perfectly in the precision crafted frame

2 metres of linen flex

Inferi can be self piped or finished with Houles' Bambi Sloan piping (as photographed) and features an optional fringe

Bundle includes

the man with a mischievous glint in his eye

Inspired by the memorial jewellery she saw growing up among jewellers on Hatton Garden

The lost wax process preserves the most minute detail of the rhubarb