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In Conversation with Tom Hingston
Considering his wide-ranging portfolio, chances are you’ve encountered the work of designer and creative director Tom Hingston. Having masterminded ad campaigns for Dior, album artwork for Massive Attack and The Rolling Stones, and even music videos for David Bowie, Tom launched award-winning creative agency Hingston Studio in 1997 and has sat at the helm ever… read more
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Insta-inspiration: The Colours of Tekla Evelina Severin
Trained as an interior architect, Tekla Evelina Severin has created an impressive body of work across the disciplines of art direction, set design and photography. She uses her Instagram to share projects she has been working on and colourful architectural details that she spots in her native Stockholm and elsewhere – and so far has… read more
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Sorbet Shades by Milly Wright, Creative Director at the Rug Company
Back in October 2017, Farrow & Ball began its partnership with The Rug Company. We might be a little biased, but we think it’s a match made in heaven. After all, has there ever been a better combination for interiors lovers than sumptuous textures and standout hues? And this season, they don’t come more standout… read more
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Get the look – Striped Rooms
Here at The Chromologist, we are big advocates of “the fifth wall” – or ceiling – as a place to include in your decorating plans. It might be the summer influence, but we’re also currently into stripes. Hence we felt thrills when we stumbled accross the work of designers Kim Haddou and Florent Dufourcq and in… read more
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The Colours of Christo
This summer, The Serpentine in Hyde Park is playing host to an extraordinary sculptural event. The London Mastaba is the latest public artwork by the artist Christo, known for creating huge sculptures in fabric in both architectural and natural sites around the world. Working with his wife, the late Jeanne-Claude, his body of work is both… read more
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Geometry and colour spectrums: The wonderful work of Sophie Smallhorn
Throughout her career, British artist Sophie Smallhorn has worked on a spectrum of scales from her 80 x 80cm 2D prints to the huge exterior wrap she created for one of London’s 2012 Olympic Stadiums. Whatever the size or type of job the artist is working on however, she consistently puts exploring balances of colour,… read more
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The artist painting straight from the beach
Our summer day-dreaming is being fuelled by the Australian artist Sally West. A painter who often works outdoors, capturing the rugged detail of the Australian landscape, her paintings of beaches are the ideal thing to gaze on while awaiting one’s summer holiday. Setting up her easel above Bondi Beach, she captures the power of the… read more
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8 new ways with wallpaper
The great wallpaper renaissance continues apace. This flexible, affordable way of transforming a room is not only back in vogue, but pushing the boundaries of how it can be used. We have moved through the phase of the single feature wall, and now wallpaper can be used either for the basis of a whole scheme,… read more
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Join in with new Instagram feed Holiday Colour
Are you the person on holiday who bolts off from their friends or family when the perfect pastel house with contrasting shutters is spotted and needs photographing? Or maybe your eye gets caught by the edge of an old billboard poster that features just the right combination of peeling colours? It could be a cocktail,… read more
