The World of Interiors

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1 Having grown up in British Raj

cantonments campaign furniture is as

familiar to the Guram brothers as

three-piece suites are to the rest

of us. That explains why their

reproductions are so superb. Shown from

left: ‘Cunningham Roorkhee’ chair which is

available in leather (pictured) or canvas

with a carry bag (from $625) and

‘Dufferin’ folding travel hanger

set ($145). Ring 00 91 981 857

5847 or visit jandrguram.com.

2 With stationery ranges like ‘Grand

Tour’ featuring vintage maps of European cit-

ies Fabriano Boutique will surely find its way to

becoming an enduring business. It might even

catch up with founder-company Fabriano’s

current 751 years in the paper-making indus-

try. From £7.86 for a bookmark. Ring 00 39 04

58 08 78 88 or visit fabrianoboutique.com.

3 Want to see these aeroplane-shaped paper-

clips (£3.61 approx for eight) taxiing onto your

desk? Then get yourself on board a flight to

Paris’s Merci. Alternatively ring 00 33 1 42 77

00 33 or visit merci-merci.com.

4 Do away with the usual disposable table-

ware for picnic trips in favour of Wasara’s

chic fully compostable alternative which

is moulded from bamboo and bagasse a

by-product of sugarcane juice. From £2.72

approx for a pack of six square ‘Kaku’ or round

‘Maru’ plates with curved edges for easy grip-

ping. Ring 00 81 3 63 83 26 31 or visit wasara.jp.

5 Appropriately the waxed cotton that covers

Fox & Hardy’s ‘Millerain’– the latest incarna-

tion of its reproduction steamer trunk – has its

own seafaring association: early 19th-century

fishermen also waterproofed their sail-canvas

coats. Surely then this range of luggage is a

must for anyone thinking of taking to the high

seas. Available in ten colours prices start at

£390 for a 48.5 × 22.5 × 33cm model. Ring 020

3727 7262 or visit foxandhardy.com.

6 Travel-weary and simply want to put your

feet up in front of the television? Electronics

not being their usual area of design Ronan and

What’s flying through the air this month asks Nathalie Wilson

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