Homeware inspired by Milton Avery, Labrum’s new Arsenal kit and new prints from Celia Birtwell’s archives
Even during ‘high summer’ in the British Isles we’re never far off needing to reach for a sweater. White Company’s contrast stitch camel style is easy to wear with jeans all year round.
Collagerie’s co-founder Lucinda Chambers brings her colour-rich creativity to Zara Home. The collection includes technicolour cushions, terracotta-toned ceramics and neon-bright glassware and was inspired by one of Chambers’s favourite artists, Milton Avery. ‘He uses colour in a wonderfully unexpected way, contrasting natural earth tones with shots of dusky pink, lush green and brilliant yellow,’ she says.
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