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Spring has arrived, at long last, and with the world around us suddenly coming into bloom I’ve got flowers on my mind. The Cottagecore aesthetic is a trend that has seen a lot of growth over the last year. Though it’s not a look I’m naturally drawn to, I love bringing all forms of nature into the home. I see this trend as a slightly more folksy version of maximalism, and whist I’m not going to be falling for it hook line and sinker, I may just add one or two selected curated pieces, possibly in blush and rust tones, to my home this year.
So today I thought I’d share the pieces which have caught my attention lately. From new classic prints by Liberty and House of Hackney, to silhouetted modern shapes through warm hues my edit is full of variety. There’s a small part of me that would love to have a really pattern-layered vintage room in our home, and I have included some which would be perfect for this, think blousy Cecil Beaton drawings and painterly set designs. Which is your favourite style and piece? I’d love to know in the comments below.
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Clockwise from top left: Copper leaf Ornament, Anthropologie // Blooming Field Duvet Cover, School House // Sweet Pea Seed Packet, Graen Studios // Poppies plate collection by John Derian // The work of textile designer Lora Avedian at The new Craftsmen // Flowerpot rechargeable lamp, &Tradition // Eden Martini Table, Serena and Lily //
Clockwise from top left: Buttercup Layered Ceramic Vase, Orla Kiely at Amara // Handwoven bamboo Pendant // Serpent vase by Ciao Chiara // Flower Linen Footstool by Soho Home, Liberty // Catching the Light Exhibition Poster, Lucy Auge // Mini Floral Duvet cover with ruffle trim, Zara Home // Globe Pendant with Leaf Garland, Rapture and wright // Waterlillies table runner in sand, Fine Little Day //
Clockwise from top left: Blade light pendant, Georges Store, // Crosley Voyager Floral Bluetooth Vinyl Record Player, Urban Outfitters // Penshurst Floral shower curtain, Anthropologie // Floral embroidered lampshade by Lora Avedian at The New Craftsmen // Alma Floral Vase, Anthropologie // Peony illustration, Viola Brun //
Clockwise from top left: Leather panel by Fameed Khalique // Hollyhocks Spring Wallpaper, House of Hackney // Floral Jacquard towels with tassels, Zara Home // Marca Terai Folding Chair, Anthropologie // Forest Hill Day Cushion 2LG X Custhom // Leighton Side plate, Anthropologie // Jemma Rose Tana Lawn Cotton, Liberty London // San Raphael Wild Flower Bowl, Arket //
Right up my street!
A gorgeous floral round up. That House of Hackney wallpaper is divine!
Ah yes, you are so good with flowers 🙂 isn’t that hollyhock paper gorgeous xx