John Lewis continue to step up their game when it comes to their homeware offering and this year’s spring/summer offering is their strongest yet. I’m focusing on two of their main trends, Botanist and Pioneer, the former being based around Britain’s collective love of gardening. Perhaps being a Brit myself means I can resonate well with this but I think many of us enjoy a few hours of green fingered activity, whether we have a kitchen garden to call our own or little balcony high above the buzz of the city below. I love the organic textures and colours of this trend: the gentle chalky blue-grey hues paired with green accents and rustic textures make the look a winning look for summer. The second trend, Pioneer, is more contemporary than it’s counterpart and is a fusion of styles from different ideas and cultures. Inspiration for the pieces has come from the sun baked deserts and landscapes of the American southwest. I think the coffee table I chose in my market picks would fit well with the colours and patterns in this trend. Which pieces are tempting you, friends?
Market Picks: 1. Teal cushion | 2. Tony ceiling pendant | 3. Coriander cushion | 4. Limonata print| 5. ecrol for John Lewis Chiltern coffee table | 6. Anna sofa | 7. Tony floor lamp
// Photography by John Lewis
7 Comments
Those first three photos are to die for…even more delicious that the trend is being referred to as Botanist.
and that coriander cushion is stunning..
Sarah
Attic Lace
Looove that floor lamp!
xx Sammy
Stella + Charlie
I did not know there was a collective love of gardening in your country! But yes, it makes perfect sense! Lovely post, Will!
@Gudy – If only the weather was on our side more often! 😉
Hi Will, we are in sinton! My post today is all about the grey 😉
http://www.cappelloabombetta.com/2013/05/get-your-inspiration-12-touch-of-grey.html#.UaYSgdKePTo
Love the Botanical collection. I agree Will, their looks get stronger every time-gorgeous! xx
Love JL and I remembered when I was in UK last time, I almost brought back a few rolls of wallpaper from JL … only I was stopped by Chris saying I was crazy.
Love the blue and grey palette and I particularly love the teal floor lamp. What a striking pop of color!