Osborne & Little : Featuring fabric from Walk in the Park, Kediri Silk, Lomond Wools, Serengeti and Stanza. Wallpaper features Dulwich Stripe and Richmond.

Osborne & Little : Featuring fabric and wallpaper from Folia and Papilio Plains 2 collections

Osborne & Little : Featuring fabric from Serang Silks and Papilio Plains 2

Nina Campbell : Featuring fabrics from the Belzoro collection

Lorca : Featuring fabric and wallpaper from the Imperia and Flaminia collections

Osborne & Little : Featuring fabric and wallpaper from Stanza collections

Osborne & Little : Featuring fabric from Vintage Silks collection

Osborne & Little : Featuring wallpaper and fabrics from Stanza collections

Nina Campbell : Featuring wallpaper from Perroquet collection and fabric from Perroquet, Bovary Chenille and Peruzzi collections

Source : Osborne and Little

SIA was created by Sonja Ingegerd Andersson in the south of Sweden in 1963. SIA reflects her passion for decoration, her love for nature and her desire to share the pleasure of feeling good at home. She started by making paper flowers and designing printed fabrics that she displayed in her garden for her friends…”The Garden of Temptations”

Sonja Ingegerd Andersson, SIA’s founder. I love her car

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This is “Nomad Attitude”, collections from SIA.

Source : SIA Homefashion

Romanie Collection 4

Romanie Collection 5

Romanie Collection 6

Source : Harlequin

Voon Wong and Benson Saw are based out of London and specialize in interior and architecture design and produce furniture, lighting and accessories.

The interior of a Victorian terraced house on four levels is completely remodelled and extended to suit the needs of a family both as individuals and as a whole.

The house is arranged as a collection of spaces that are stacked to make up a series of floors and half levels. Each of these interlocking volumes has its own character and spatial quality in response to the need of the particular users.

The public areas are open plan whilst the private accommodation is designed as individual ‘apartments’ within the house. The glass/timber extension at the rear of the house is yet another of these volumes which is displaced externally; this joins a composition of interlocking volumes that make up the rear garden façade.

New window openings and translucent materials were deployed to channel light into the centre of the house. Materials are chosen for their tonal neutrality as well as their light reflective qualities.

Source : voonwong & bensonsaw

Bill Kingston, photographer have some collection in www.billkingston.co.uk that inspire kim to write some article in desire to inspire blog. This is kim’s comment about Bill Kingston…

This is a warning. The following photos are of such outstanding quality, if reader continues below a shortness of breathe may be experienced along with slight heart palpitations. Please be advised to proceed with extreme caution. This is a warning.

Source : desire to inspire, Interior Design