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Vive La RevolutionMaison Christian Lacroix has collaborated with Moooi

Carpets for a second collection, this time inspired by

the Incroyables and Merveilleuses, the fashionable

aristocrats that emerged after the French revolution.

The statement range aims to emulate the post-

revolutionary feeling in Paris at the time and features

vibrant turquoise, pink and neon yellow backgrounds

and an explosion of floral motifs.

From a selection, christian-lacroix.com

Going Platinum Fashion and interiors often go hand in

hand, which is why it comes as no surprise

that South Kensington-based interior

designer Alina Lacatusu had a highly

successful career in the fashion industry

before turning her hand to interior design.

Now the proud owner of Platinum Interiors

London, Alina is well-practiced in the art

of luxury, a skillset evident in all of her

projects. Standout developments include

creating a classically luxurious setting for

a three-bedroomed Georgian town house

and an ultra-contemporary space for an

apartment in a Grade II-listed building.

platinuminteriorslondon.com

Time for TeaWedgwood has long been associated with

teaware, but this July will be the first time it

will launch a complete set. The Tea Garden

range features a floral teapot, cream and

sugar vessels, and a selection of cups,

mugs and saucers named after fruity teas.

Decorated with prints from the brand’s

archive, the new line comes in green, pink,

yellow and purple to match Wedgwood’s

selection of green tea and mint, raspberry,

blackberry and lemon and ginger teabags.

From £6 for teabags, wedgwood.co.uk

Photography: Andrew Meredith, courtesy of Christian Lacroix Maison and Moooi & Moooi Carpets

The Fine PrintWhen thinking of England in the summer, outdoor games, picnics in the park and lazy

afternoons spring to mind. These images have been called on by artist and wallpaper

designer Marthe Armitage for her new home collection with Jo

Malone London, entitled Summer Afternoon. The range comprises

bath oil, drawer liners, a soap collection and a candle, all

packaged in a playful print designed by Armitage. Each product

has been scented with Jo Malone London’s latest fragrances: red

roses, green tomato and nectarine, blossom and honey.

From £30, 150 Sloane Street, SW1X, jomalone.com