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It’s sprung! And over the weekend we started the first of our Spring harvests. Setting out with our flower presses and weed pullers we set out on foot, heading north from the studio, following the route of the old Hornsey railway line (now decommissioned) up to Highgate which rewards with great views over the City.
Read MoreBottle green! Introducing a fresh new colour to our Botanical Tiles collection, we have just finished a mural for a world renowned restaurant on the Manhattan Seaport in New York City. For this very special project we have used local seaweed specimen that were foraged from the East River coast and guests will dine within a sea of deep green.
The pigment on the tiles is a historical tin glaze that has been developed using traditional formulas that’s creates natural differences in tone and depth. By a long arduous process, the perfect tint and hue of Green is achieved and then glazed onto the tile before the designs are scribed into it using the sgraffito technique.
The outcome is two large independent murals, encompassing 40 square meters that span across two floors in the restaurant and bar. We can’t wait for it to open!
Read MoreIt’s sprung! And over the weekend we started the first of our Spring harvests. Setting out with our flower presses and weed pullers we set out on foot, heading north from the studio, following the route of the old Hornsey railway line (now decommissioned) up to Highgate which rewards with great views over the City.
Read MoreWe are extremely proud to have been featured in an article for the Wall Street Journal on the subject of the new possibilities in the world of murals. The article, written by Catherine Dash,
Read MoreWe are delighted to have completed a bathroom of Botanical Tiles for a residence in London’s Notting Hill. The project, part of a renovation of a modernist house by architects Michaelis Boyd, will serve as home for a couple who are avid design collectors and advocates of craft.
Read MoreWe were asked by design curators NoLab to create a custom design mural for a new luxury resort island in the Maldives. Situated in the Raa atoll, the island is home to a unique array of flora and forna, and lucky us, we spent a fews days visiting the island to survey the botanical to use as the subject material of our design.
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