Each of our “Pebble-caillou” vases is  unique and handmade, and unusually for glass, has an obvious softness of the hand in its gentle form.

The collection features bold organic shapes that characterise Amsterdam-based designer Kate Hume’s work, with an emphasis on jewel-bright colours.

The vase has been selected by Bath Life for its gift guide, out on the shelves now.

In the final of a series of interviews with some of the city’s most talented head gardeners, Nick speaks to Alice Palfrey, who heads the all-female team at Prior Park Landscape Garden. Alice also happens to be the National Trust’s youngest head gardener.

For the full article, head to Nick’s regular garden design column in the current issue of Bath Life.

Rattan is definitely one of the lead trends in interior this season, so this rather handsome drinks trolley provides the perfect opportunity to subtly add this warm material to the home.

Taking inspiration from the interiors of the Caribbean, the frame is of a rich mahogany, with glass-topped rattan shelves offering space for your favourite glassware and tipples.

Featured in the current Autumn interiors issue of Bath Life and on display in our showroom.

John was recently asked by Bath Life magazine for the his thoughts on the latest interior design trends for the Autumn|Winter season. Freshly inspired by the team’s recent sourcing trip to the leading interior design show, Paris’ Maison et Objet, John had plenty to report back on!

So, for John’s take on mindfulness in the home, how rattan and cane are the come-back kings, and the joys of curve appeal, pick up a copy of Bath Life’s special autumn interiors issue, out today.

John, Sophie and Sandra returned yesterday from our twice-a-year sourcing trip to Maison et Objet, Paris’ leading interior design show. The trip proved as exciting and inspiring as ever! We can’t wait to show you our finds; unique and unusual pieces for clients and the showroom alike.

It was fascinating too to spot the latest interior trends at the show. Be sure to check out Bath Life‘s special Autumn Interiors issue, out soon, where John will be reporting back on those very trends.

In the latest issue of Bath Life, Nick continues his mini-series casting a spotlight on the talented head gardeners in and around Bath. This time, we head to Iford Manor and meet Troy Scott Smith in his first week as head gardener at the famed Harold Peto gardens. For the full article head here.

Designed by Carlos Baladia, a former photographer and scenographer, this solid teak sideboard is part of a small collection named after the Tabwa culture from Central Africa, in appreciation of their fondness for linear, geometric motifs.

Intricately carved by skilled artisans, each item is unique and comes with its own distinct character. On show now in our showroom.

In a three part mini series in Bath Life, Nick meets some of our most talented local head gardeners. First up, Mark Dumbleton of Hauser & Wirth Somerset.

For the full article, head click here.

We love this artificial olive tree. The faux-plant has been meticulously designed and created to imitate the real thing, without the need to worry about humidity, temperature or a mid-holiday watering visit by the neighbours! On display now in our showroom.

In his latest garden design column in Bath Life, Nick heads to the gardens of The Newt in Somerset.

The gates have recently re-opened here, on the famed walled gardens of the Hadspen Parabola, part the much-loved country estate of the same name.  With a vibrant history that inspired garden books by famous residents, an infamous garden design competition and the allegiance of many faithful followers, the Hadspen estate now has new owners, a new vision and a very new name; The Newt.

Head here to read more.