Shetland Sheep
We use Real Shetland Wool in our Shetland collection. The un-dyed nature means our available wool colour palette is entirely dependant on the colour of this guy…
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As people flock to Somerset House…
…Sheep included. We take a minute to reflect on this beautiful 1974 Henry Moore etching.
A Fortnight of Wool
The biggest event of the year for wool enthusiasts – Wool House – begins this Wednesday in the west wing of Somerset House. Prince Charles may be stepping foot on our giant regal runner of Masai Indigo and Hadley soft Black, and we hear rumours that there will be sheep in attendance! Look out for several … Read More
Meet Masai…
Meet “Masai” – generation 2.0 of “Tribal”, rescued from the Roger Oates archive about 18 months ago. Since hand-weaving a new version of the original stripe, we have spent time working on the colourways pushing to see how bright we could make the Emerald and Gold, and finding the perfect blues for the Indigo.
Colour Matching Staircase
We constantly have different colour swatches on our stairs, although we don’t usually paint ours on.
Indigo
The deepest, truest, most intense blue available; indigo. This finally could be our perfect blue… This guy has the look we like – The aptly named ‘Indigo Bunting’.
So that’s where they all went…
While we absolutely do not endorse ‘borrowing’ thousands of paperclips from the office to adorn your stairs, we do admire the time and attention to detail that must have gone into in creating this unique runner. We’re still for wool.
The search continues…
…to find our new perfect blue. Could this be it?
Ten days and counting…
Notoriously known as ‘the grey month’ everyone needs a little colour inspiration when looking forward to Spring. We like to turn to the original master of the coloured stripe, Morris Louis.
Love Your Stairs
Show your stairs some love this Valentines Day. See how it’s done, here are some people who really love their stairs.