Madeaux by Richard Smith

On Saturday, we were so happy to have a wonderful article on our home featured in the @telegraph thanks to @claudiabaillie - who elegantly translated my early morning ramblings into a brilliant read! The article takes a look at how we transformed an unloved country ruin into the home it is today, and includes some gorgeous images by @janbaldwin, which we will share here over the next week. 📸 Christopher Pledger for the Telegraph

Wallpaper crackers on a tablecloth made of Neptune's Vase; a large print of a vase of stylised flowers inspired by a florentine pietra dura table top from the eighteenth century 💐

The countdown to Christmas, featuring a chair upholstered in Berber Stripe styled by @kierastyleeditor 🎄

Floral motifs sketched from an eighteenth-century French wallpaper document dance across French Fancy, while the striped lining in Madeleine creates the look of a simple ticking stripe with that little bit extra. The border is in our almost solid Brûlée in Ocean 🌊

Our new 'Brûlée' fabric is an almost solid colour created by layering a cross hatched texture with our linen herringbone ground. This richly conceived fabric is offered in four usable colourings to give depth and nuance in a room. 1 - Brûlée in Ocean paired with Bamboo Grove grasscloth wallcovering in Blue Finch, Hotchpotch in Jewel Tones and Audrey in Pale Ocean. 2 - Brûlée in Rose paired with Bargello in Strawberry, Covehurst Stripe in Driftwood/Coral and Oscar in Rose. 3 - Brûlée in Vanilla paired with Hourglass in Terrarosa, Tempus Grasscloth wallcovering in Plaster and Audrey in Indian Red. 4 - Brûlée in Sea Mist paired with Elgin wallpaper in Rose, Cary in Pink and Corallina in Ocean.

A closer look at exquisite curtains made of fabrics from our latest collection; Petits Fours 💐

Here are floor length curtains in Macaron in our rich Jewel Tones colourway - the perfect complement to the gorgeous flowers straight from my garden! 💐

I just love how the combination of softly textured stripes of varying width creates an elegant yet informal design in our new stripe Macaron. It's one of the most versatile designs in the collection, shown here alongside Venezia wallpaper, Audrey stripe and Miranda, but the possibilities are truly endless!

Meet French Fancy, a two-tone wave like stripe of floral motifs sketched from an eighteenth-century French wallpaper document. It’s painterly border and a strié texture give added intrigue and creates fantastic curtains. Available in Eau De Nil, as shown, and a warmer Mango with pink florals.

Our new stripe Madeleine was born as we wanted to create something that created the look of a simple ticking stripe with that little bit extra, the result is perfect for curtains with our statement herringbone ground adding further depth. Here the curtain and chair are Madeleine Lacquer and the trim in Brûlée Vanilla.

Our three new colours of Audrey were chosen to add variety to the six existing colours in the collection; 1 - Paprika is our first orange-toned colourway, complemented here with Berber Stripe in Saffron and Serenissima in Spice 2 - Indigo provides a navy blue option, shown here with Claiborne in Red and Blue and Zogee in Red 3 - Verdigris offers a richer green/blue to the existing colourways, shown here with Cameo Trellis grasscloth wallcovering in Ocean, Bamboo Grove in Blue Finch, Bargello in Sea Mist and Elsewhere in Seacloud

Opera is a stand-out multi-coloured floral embroidery of complex stitch work covering the entire surface of the fabric. Each section is stitched in parts - growing organically to cover the surface with shades of blue, green, red, and pink. Now available in showrooms worldwide 💐