When poetic illustration meets the art of storytelling, childhood magic comes to life. Discover the story of Rebecca and Alice, the creative duo behind Forivor. From a serendipitous connection to a shared passion for the natural world, they share how their reversible, dreamlike bedding is transforming bedtime for families. Step inside their enchanting universe and explore the deep respect, creativity, and values that thread through everything they make.

Before “millions of red soles miraculously blossomed, like poppies, on pavements around the world”, Christian Louboutin set aside sketches and design for a time to create gardens. Four decades later, he is the proud owner of a “remarkable garden” in his native Brittany, which he is restoring and opening to visitors. Les Jardins de Kerdalo, a place to wander and wonder.

Imagine a world where time stops, and the fleeting beauty of a wildflower is captured forever in a deep, hypnotic shade of Prussian blue. This is the daily reality for Camille and Marie, the visionary duo behind Invincible Été. Balancing traditional 19th-century craftsmanship with a fiercely modern edge, they have turned the ancient art of cyanotype into a creative playground—one that has caught the eye of the world’s most prestigious luxury houses. In this exclusive interview, they share the secrets behind their patented innovations, their captivating creative dance, and how they manage to bring the sun into the coldest months of the year.

In the heart of the Devon countryside, where the rhythm of life is dictated by the seasons and the rugged beauty of Dartmoor, Jeremy and Cath are quietly defying the pace of the modern world. As the founders of Feldspar, they have turned “objects for life” into a philosophy, crafting exquisite fine bone china and woodwork that celebrate the “perfectly imperfect” touch of the human hand. From their remote workshop to the tables of those who cherish timeless design, the duo explores the delicate balance between functional utility and soulful artistry. We sat down with them to discuss the shift from London’s frenzy to the wilds of the South West, the preservation of endangered British crafts, and why the “dimples” on a coffee mug might just be the key to a more mindful morning.

In the heart of Lewes, East Sussex, twin sisters Liv and Dom Cave-Sutherland are blurring the lines between functional craft and ancient storytelling. Known for their “heirloom” aesthetic, the duo creates ceramics that feel less like modern products and more like treasures unearthed from a folklore-rich past. For the Spring 26 collection, they have collaborated with Ffern to translate the olfactory essence of the season into physical form—most notably through the “Wild Woman” platter and a unique urn celebrating Celtic fire festivals. From the Romanesque curls of a foliate head to the earthy palette of the Sussex Downs, Liv and Dom share how their shared “twin hand” and a deep reverence for history breathe life into their whimsical, one-of-a-kind creations.

Nestled within the shifting lights and mossy valleys of Snowdonia, Rollo Dunford Wood and Freyja Lee are redefining what it means to live creatively. Rollo’s work, ranging from historic wagon restoration to bespoke pavilions, is a study in honesty and endurance. Freyja’s ceramics offer a tactile connection to the dreams and flora of the Welsh landscape. Bound by a shared lineage of makers, the couple discusses the joy of raising children amidst the elements, the thrill of the salvage yard, and the delicate dance of collaborating across two distinct, yet harmonious, crafts.

Lina is not your typical chef. As a multidisciplinary artist, she blends Spanish warmth with Swedish minimalism to create "Dine & Draw" experiences that bridge cultures. We sat down with her to discuss her 12-year journey in France, her holistic approach to cooking, and why "waiting for a project to blossom" is the secret to her success. Dive into the interview to explore the intersection of art, nature, and flavor.

Behind every stitch of nonna lietta lies a legacy of an Italian grandmother whose hands were constantly creating. Between Athens and Crete, founder Lietta Kasimati composes a fashion that is both intimate and honest, where knitwear becomes a vessel for memories. In this interview, she shares her vision of slow fashion, anchored in the preservation of Mediterranean traditions and a deep respect for raw materials. Discover the path of a designer who uses wool and cotton to clothe the soul with a timeless truth.

Artist Russell Young lives and paints where art meets flora. Influenced by 17th-century Dutch masters and the wild California landscape, his massive floral works are a meditation on shared mortality. We sat down with him to talk about his creative process and his lifelong obsession with nature.

In the sun-drenched village of Deià, Mallorca, Dora shapes more than just clay—she shapes a legacy. As a third-generation ceramicist, her work is a dialogue between the secret glaze recipes of her grandmother and the wild, unconscious influence of the Mediterranean landscape. From the "imperfect perfection" of her silhouettes to the deep-rooted matriarchal energy of her gallery, Dora invites us into a world where ceramics are not just objects, but family.

What happens when the living rhythm of sourdough meets the timeless strength of metal? Discover the poetic collaboration between Ombre Claire founder Aude Durou and chef & bread artist Justine Lebas. From transforming surplus dough into bronze “fossils” to reviving ancient solstice rituals, they explore the boundary between the ephemeral and the eternal. Dive into a conversation where nature, fire, and craftsmanship merge to turn a simple loaf into a lasting talisman.

A few weeks ago, photographer Emma Donnelly spent a series of slow, creative days at the enchanting Riad Jardin Secret in Marrakesh with the artist Maia. Through Emma’s lens and this intimate conversation, we discover a world where art is a temple and inspiration is an altered state of consciousness. Dive into a poetic dialogue about artistic flow, the beauty of craftsmanship, and the journey of an artist who calls Marrakesh her second home.

Meet Laure Grave and Soizic Fougeront, founders of Claves, the Parisian interior architecture agency. Laure and Soizic have established a signature style rooted in the tradition of French decorative arts, focusing on “narrative vision” in design. In this interview, they share the creative journey behind the Guignier residence. This project masterfully blends classical charm with a contemporary spirit, notably featuring the magnificent sculptural staircase and the iconic Poillerat wrought iron grille that set the tone for the entire house. Join us as they tell us all about their collaborative process, their commitment to working with exceptional artisans, and their philosophy for transforming high-level aesthetic refinement into a truly warm and lived-in home.

Lauren is a Glasgow-based Scottish artist known for her deeply textured, emotionally resonant paintings and prints. Her work draws us into a world where softness meets symbolism, exploring profound connections between historical plant folklore, the powerful figure of the woman healer, and contemporary experiences of transformation and motherhood. Her recent solo exhibition, “Dilation,” captivates by presenting these themes through a mesmerizing color palette and forms. We’ll be discussing how she incorporates rich history into a contemporary context, the recurring motif of the moth, and how her background in textiles informs her tactile, layered approach to painting.

Meet Orfeo Tagiuri, the creative director behind the unique, ritualistic brand, Wish Cards. Based in East London, Orfeo seamlessly blends his background in literature and painting to create work that catches the eye while feeding the mind. In this interview, he shares the accidental brilliance behind his company’s concept, the importance of “thinking sideways” in his creative process, and how poetry and the “micro details” of life constantly inspire his dual pursuits of drawing and design. Read on to discover the true power of a simple, intentional wish.

In this interview, Molly Mahon, designer and master of pattern, takes us from her early days printing at her kitchen table to running a joyful, ethical textile brand. She discusses the instant “love at first print” that launched her career, her deep commitment to sustainable craftsmanship, and how nature fuels her distinctly joyful designs. Get ready to be inspired by the magic, the imperfections, and the soul behind the block print.

With a vision to restore perfumery to its artisan roots, the perfume house Ffern challenges conventional norms, offering a deeply personal and sustainable olfactory experience. Join us as we explore the world of Ffern with its sibling founders, Owen and Emily, to understand how they’re redefining luxury fragrance, one seasonal scent at a time.

Step into the world of Alhaja, the Spanish jewelry brand founded by María and Irene. Born from a shared vision to create pieces that are slow, beautiful, and thoughtful, Alhaja—meaning “precious jewel”—is much more than adornment; it's a commitment to tradition and meaning.
In this interview, the founders discuss how the Mediterranean and rich cultural traditions inspire their signature pieces, which they call “modern amulets.” They delve into their balanced partnership, their dedication to ethical, local production in Spain, and their impressive global expansion.
Discover how María and Irene are forging a universe of creation that blends ancient symbolism with a contemporary aesthetic, ensuring every piece is not just an accessory, but an heirloom carrying a story.

Photographer & journalist Aniella Weinberger sat down with Peter Chippy Grant, a creative and passionate soul who defines himself as a “gatherer.” Peter is a culinary herbalist and plant alchemist who explores the natural world to transform wild ingredients into food, remedies, and stories. In this interview, Peter takes us on a journey, from the hedgerows of Somerset to the remote landscapes of Eastern Europe. He speaks about surprising discoveries, personal rituals, and his unique approach to cooking. It’s a conversation about honoring nature, reconnecting with our roots, and finding a quiet magic in the simplest things.