Absolutely+Home+-+Spring+2019

HOME SPRING 11

S

pring is here, the clocks have

gone forward and the light

is sharper and more joyful.

Everything seems more opti-

mistic and this issue of Home is

as colourful as the new season.

For one thing, we're celebrating

coral, or Living Coral, as Pantone

refers to its colour of the year. This pinky-orange

shade has supplanted the more insipid and

altogether safer Millennial Pink with its all-out,

unapologetic brightness. In the spirit of colour

confi dence, we met weaver Margo Selby, who insists

that she does try to achieve minimalist looks but

just doesn't have it in her. In her Whitstable studio

she produces beautiful, intricate woven pieces

that span blankets, scarves and cushions as well

as framed art pieces – and her work is licensed

to countless brands too. Not only is she a hugely

talented weaver but she's a canny businesswoman

• and she's also great company. Also in this issue
  we meet interior designer Lucinda Sanford, whose
  natural sense of style combined with a practical
  approach to create her own brilliantly designed
  and highly covetable family home. Plus we look at
  upgrading your kitchen in a weekend, displaying
  fl owers and rethinking your whole colourscheme.
  We hope you enjoy the magazine.

Pendle Harte

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fl owers and rethinking your whole colourscheme.

We hope you enjoy the magazine.

[email protected]



 Accessories in Living

Coral page 67

New neutral paints;

page 16

Denby Pottery; page 55

All things stripey;

page 45

Monochrome wallpaper

page 30

Earrings inspired by

buildings. Yes really;

page 52

Things

we like this

month

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