These are not styled showhomes. They are real interiors with pieces chosen for real reasons - on shelves, window ledges and quiet corners, each piece earns its place, giving as much beauty to the room as the room gives back to it.
Morning light can leave it soft and quiet, while late afternoon draws out colour and depth you hadn't noticed. Near a window especially, it never sits still, changing with every shift of the light.
That's part of the beauty. No piece is ever exactly the same as another, so each carries small variations in colour and form that make it unique, as individual as your home.
In time, it stops feeling like something you chose. It holds a connection to the place that inspired it, or to the day you found it on Bermondsey Street, where it was made, and it settles in as though it was always meant to be there.
"It sits on my desk and catches the morning light perfectly. I didn't expect to notice it every day. It has quietly become part of my morning, and I love it more each time I look"
"This week we took the plunge and bought them. We know that we've made the right decision. They look absolutely stunning in our home. The colour texture changes with the light at different times of the day. They are such a gorgeous and alluring shape."
"Even after years of living with certain works, I regularly discover new aspects in pieces I've long admired - an unexpected delight that continually refreshes my passion for collecting."
"I bought a Tim Rawlinson Echo and gave it a place in the window, which was the best thing I could have done. The colours are so intense, shifting as the light moves through them, and it lifts the whole room."
"I couldn't resist a small Peter Layton perfume bottle, and I'm so glad I didn't. It sits perfectly on my dressing table, jewel-like and full of colour, and it makes me happy every time I catch sight of it."
When something feels right, it's usually immediate.
Explore what's currently available and find the piece that catches your eye, whether by colour, form or the way it holds the light.
Glass reveals itself so uniquely in person.
Visit our Bermondsey gallery to see how each piece changes with the light and movement of the room, and find the one that belongs in your home.
