Trending Stripes

Mau and Max have chosen a grand stripe of Carrot Cake & Ultramarine for the bedroom of their East London home.  

A shower curtain in Crimson & Ibiza at the beautiful home of Good Bones London.

A bespoke grand stripe of Lush & Petrol in recycled velvet, as modelled by Patch. 

Bruna Azem chose a midi stripe of Bon Bon & Pickle for her poolside lounging bed, which now sits within a backdrop of her pink home in Brazil. 

A nook in Classic Indigo & Cove midi stripe chosen by The House on Dolphin Street.

A Crimson & Chalk Pink skinny stripe chosen by Paradise Farm for the seating in their 16th century property. 

Bubblegum & Peat for Francesca Kletz's kitsch and colourful home. She made her own kitchen benchseat with Bubblegum & Peat in a mix of Skinny and Midi stripes.

A Midi Stripe in Burnt Sugar & Coconut, a chic fabric for a room needing a touch of gold.

Layla's double curtain set for her Brighton home by the sea.

Vanessa's single curtain to hide the clutter of a walk-in wardrobe.

One of our first stripes, and a favourite ever since. Perfectly paired with Postbox piping, and a beautiful stripe for contemporary and classic spaces.

A fun stripe for this sink skirt in Lily's East London bathroom.

After being rehomed at six years old, Patch's bed was made to help him settle in to his new home.

Tash, Founder of BROTHER, a vintage designer store in Netil Market, London, wanted a curtain to provide privacy to her customers trying on rare pieces.

Nick, founder of Record 28, the archive bookshop, needed a seating area for his customers to relax whilst browsing the photo books.

Carpenter Gideon wanted a chair that folds away at his workshop in Brixton. Somewhere he could sit for consultations.

Florist Christie Leigh chose a light and delicate curtain to cover the vases and ribbons stored in her Hackney studio, essential tools for a successful florist.

Becky Tong Co-founder of music company Juicebox, in her Margate renovation project features a striking headboard and matching blind. 

Sydney Lima, journalist and documentary maker, has a trio of cushions in her London home she shares with her Jug Pinkie.

Known for her Crabs & Crocs paintings, artist Layla Andrews had a striped pair of cushions for her Brixton studio.