Treasure Artwork - Flea Market

Treasure Artwork - Flea MarketInspired by a dusty painting unearthed in a junk shop that Tim and Lizzie found particularly beautiful, the works in this series capture the vibrant colour and composition of the original 1950s still life. Though unsigned, the artist who first inspired these pieces remains unknown; their influence, however, lives on through this reinterpretation. Mixed media on canvas. Framed in oiled, fumed and waxed oak.

This playful

Our Construct cushion is inspired by their screw mobile structures

with birds perching among blossoming branches

allowing your favourite safari animals to be positioned thoughtfully within your room

Ava is reinterpreted as a printed wallcovering

It has always injected a flamboyant and dynamic visual punch to an interior

has been used here as a maquette for the collection’s soft furnishings

sagey greens and off-white contrast dramatically with a dark blue background in silk velvet

These boards have had their grain blasted

St Ives celebrates the sculptural abstraction of Ben Nicholson and the artistic legacy of the Cornish coastal town that inspired a generation of modernist painters

Capturing the romantic grandeur of full-bloomed peonies

Peter Rabbit™ and his companions frolic amongst lush botanicals and blooming flora