Whether it’s back to school or back to work, it’s great to see the city gently coming back to life this month. While there might be many challenges still to overcome, the return of the September sun and arrival of a new season brings with it a renewed sense of vigour and hope, along with the realisation that there’s never been a better time to ensure your home and garden is a place you love spending lots of time in!

So we’re really excited to be able to launch the return of our monthly newsletter today. We’ve been super fortunate to remain busy over the last few months, so for an update on what you missed while we were away, head here.

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We couldn’t be more pleased to see Dexter’s Coffee Shop, headed up by Claire Hardy, spring up on our little row during lockdown.

They started with take-outs and have finally been able to welcome customers inside in the last week or so. It’s such a great addition to the Bathwick Hill community (along with our other favourite, Myrtle Mee florists!) and the coffee and cakes are seriously delicious, so don’t forget to pop in on your next visit.

A big thank you to Bath Life for featuring our new ceramic marbled bowls in this issue’s Ed’s Choice.

The small bowls are part of a new collection arriving in the showroom soon!

This issue’s theme, Black and Blue, celebrate the return of rugby to the city of Bath. For more blue and black inspiration, grab a copy now or click here.

It’s wonderful to see our city’s magazines back in full swing and on the shelves. So, we were particularly pleased to find we had be featured in Bath Magazine’s returning issue, out this month.

As well as featuring a multi-functional snug and home office recently created by our studio team, the magazine asked John and fellow interiors experts their advice on remote working in this post-lockdown world. For further inspiration on creating a space-that-works, click here.