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Samet Modular Sofa, Tierre de lin

£7,814.90

£9,194.00

Heiko 44 Coffee table

£1,359.15

£1,599.00

Heiko 41 Side Table

£846.60

£996.00

Heiko 42 Side Table

£973.25

£1,145.00

Samet Modular Sofa, Corduroy

£8,794.95

£10,347.00

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Discover design ideas to make your entrance hallway a destination in its own right. From colourful console tables to space-saving wall lamps, our furniture and lighting edit is sure to make a great first impression. Shop slim sideboards for storing all the essentials and handy hooks to ensure you never leave the house without your keys. Enhance the natural light with a statement mirror or add the finishing touches with a sculptural vase.

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We offer UK nationwide delivery, ensuring all in-stock orders are delivered within days.

Interior Design Service

Our team of design experts are here to help you create your ultimate interior. Contact us to book a free consultation.

Delivery & Installation

Our access checks and trusted delivery service will ensure that your furniture fits perfectly.

Interior Styling Service

Moving in to a new home or looking to reinvigorate your space? Our team of design experts are here to help you create the ultimate interior that reflects your personality. Contact us to book a free consultation at our Barnsbury Hall showroom and we’ll guide you through your interior project from initial ideas, to delivery and installation.

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Aria Journal

Les Maison Bulles

Part living sculpture, part psychedelic dream house, le Maison Bulles (Bubble House) was designed by architect Claude Häusermann-Costy in 1972. Made up of interlocking spheres and undulating lines, the house has no right angles and every window frame is round.

Design As Art: Pierre Paulin

Widely recognised as one of the most prolific designers of his time, Pierre Paulin was deeply committed to the philosophy of modernism. His experimental designs and sculptural silhouettes have had global influence, from the functionality of the 1950s, to the sinuous curves of the 70s.