Deco mag Spring '17 issue

Deco mag 07
Top left: colourful 50s’-style
geometric prints adorn these 100 per
cent linen cushions by London-based
surface print designer Zoe Attwell.
45x45cm, £50 (zoeattwell.com)
Above: reclaimed timber and ceramic
tiles are used to make lovely pot
stands to protect your table or
countertop from heat damage.
Available from Maitland & Poate
Top right: for a soft blue, Denim Drift
emulsion from Dulux is a good choice
Right, centre: Harlequin Remix
vintage style birch wood tray by Ferm
Living at Pib Home, £65 (pib-home.
co.uk.com) Right: Dutch homewares
brand Brabantia is very ecoconscious,
making products that are
easy to recycle at the end of what
should be a long life. The Newicon
metal bins, available in a range of
colours, are made from 40 per cent
recycled materials and are 98 per
cent recyclable. And Brabantia makes
a donation to The Ocean Cleanup for
every Newicon bin sold.
A few coats of paint
can do wonders,
so if your walls are
looking a grubby...
well, there’s no time
like the present.
A tip from Dulux -
paint a horizontal
stripe around your
room to act as a 2d
dado rail and use a
contrasting colour
underneath and
a paler/neutral
hue above.
Buy a bin and help
clean up the oceans!
ECO TIP:
choose organic
cotton or linen
for the kitchen
Above: organic cotton for the kitchen - jaunty Rooster
collection and Isabella chair cushion by Ochre & Ocre at
Cottage In The Hills (cottageinthehills.com)
Deco mag 07