Printer & Tailor

Oranges and lemons all over this season as reflected in the fabulous bamboo dining range from Urban Nature Culture, pair with a simple understated tablecloth in dusty pink and you''ve pretty much encompassed all of this summers key shades. The Bloomingville Sefina Tablecloth is in stock and gorgeous and we've more styles on their way in the next couple of weeks.

If you are feeling in the mood for a little spice we've got two collections that you might just love. First off is the fabulous artisan range from Myrtle's Kitchen all produced back home in rural Herefordshire. The owner Jane and her trusty crew select the finest ingredients from Herefordshire gardens, orchards, and hedgerows and turn them into the most delicious chutneys and preserves all absolutely packed with good things.

Enliven your environment with cohesive collections that can be added to season after season! Founded in 1976 in Ardche, Vivaraise is a French family business, which specialised in early years in bedspreads. The brand expanded its activity thereafter to blankets and bedspreads.

In the 1990s, influenced by a trip to India, the young designer Esther Blanchard (daughter of the founder), took up the torch of the family business and opened new horizons.Esther lives on a farm with sheep and donkeys. She is a very unique lady and dresses in vibrant Indian clothes. She travels around India and works exclusively with small family-owned factories, workshops and village co-operatives.

Copenhagen-based company Bungalow DK is really an expression of founder Minna Hildebrant's lifelong love affair with India. With a passion for Indian crafts, patterns and colours, she combines Indian inspiration with a contemporary aesthetic, creating a unique, bold range which will bring colour into your home.

Afroart was established in Stockholm in 1967, and has long been a favourite with anyone who has a passion for ethnic crafts. Owned by six textile designers, Afroart collaborates with local artisans to highlight the craftsmanship of the developing countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America. A great deal of Afroart's catalogue is developed by Afroart Studio, Afroart's own design team.