Handmade Nottingham Winter Pop-up Shop

October 18, 2018Leave a comment

Last week the award-winning Handmade Nottingham, opened the doors to its new Winter Pop-up Shop on 8 Kings Walk… and I’m super chuffed to be one of the independent brands stocked in this fab retail space during the run up to Christmas.

The shop will be selling an array of gifts and homeware by over 80 British designer makers until 24th December (although lets hope it stays for longer). If you’re in or around Nottingham, do pop in for a spot of shopping – you’ll be spoilt for choice! From my collection you’ll find gorgeously colourful Christmas stockings, cushions and tea towels, plus limited-edition gift items too.

For more information follow @handmadenotts

Images by Handmade Nottingham

New California Collection Out Now!

March 22, 2017Leave a comment

It’s been a long time in the making (as I wanted to make it perfect), so I’m delighted and proud to introduce my new California home textiles collection at last!

The new designs are strongly influenced by my time spent exploring California, during my honeymoon in 2015, so this range is particularly close to my heart. (Hence why I have already decked out my new house with it!). The collection features sunset brights, stunning pastels and bold textured motifs on fabrics, scatter cushions and lampshades – all inspired by the bright colours of the Californian coastline and the mid-century delight that is Palm Springs!

This time I am also introducing a new cushion style to the range too. Sophisticated rectangular cushions (51cm x 30cm) are now here to complement the square design (45 x 45 cm) and I think they make a great addition!

So less of the chat and time for some pics I think… Here’s a little preview of what you can expect from my new range, which you can now shop from Etsy and Notonthehighstreet.com. I hope you like it!

Gift ideas for lovers of print & pattern this Christmas…

November 1, 2016February 21, 2017Leave a comment

From stocking fillers to delightful pressies for the home, if you have a friend or loved one that’s partial to print and pattern, we have just the gift for them…

Geometric A6 notebooks – £4.50
Fine bone china mugs – £12.00 – £12.50
Tote bags – £15.00
Lampshades – £60.00
Tea towels – £12.00
Cushion covers – £40 / £45 with feather inner

Introducing Hemlock Midnight Fabric & Accessories

September 1, 2016April 4, 2017Leave a comment

I’m delighted to let you know that my popular Hemlock fabric is now available in a new shade. It’s called Hemlock Midnight and if you’re a fan of warm greys, mustard and teal then this one’s for you!

Hemlock is a striking, mid-century modern, floral print with a geometric twist. You can find both colour-ways on furnishing fabric, wallpaper and scatter cushions in my online shop.

Top Tip! Pair Hemlock Midnight with my Imperial Diamond Mustard home accessories for an eye-catching combination.

Don’t forget to check out my Look Book for other fabrics in my collection! Complementary fabric samples are available on request, so do get in touch if you’d like to see how the designs look in your home.

Summer Sale Time

August 1, 2016Leave a comment

My Summer Sale is here!

I’m very happy to let you know there’s up to 50% off a selection of my colourful, patterned home and giftware throughout the whole of August. Check out my online shop to see what goodies are included!

My Newly Revamped Screen

May 4, 2016April 4, 20171 Comment

I recently acquired a lovely antique screen and knew straight away it would make the perfect accessory for displaying some of my fabrics, as well as being a great addition to my new home. I’m due to move in a few months time, so I set to work giving it an Annabel Perrin makeover. I’m pleased to share the before and after shots with you now.

The screen had been re-upholstered but it was a little rough around the edges, as you can see! I spent hours stripping down layers of fabric and removing countless staples and tacks – most of which were rusty and rather stubborn! But I was eventually left with a good sturdy frame to work with. After adding a layer of calico to support my fabric, I began to re-cover the frame in some of my own designs.

I chose four fabrics that I think look brilliant and bold together – Spectrum, Imperial Diamond Mono, Flowerpress and Glasshouse and a bright orange trim to frame the patterns (and hide the tacks of course!).