As part of our series showcasing the work of the exceptional artisans, fine craftsmen and women that Janine Stone works with. We pick out some of our favourite pieces from; the British furniture, object and lighting designer, Alexander Lamont‘s Editions collection of decorative objects and accessories.

The artist Deborah Tarr, lives and works in quiet anonymity in the village of Primrose Hill, London. Loved on both sides of the Atlantic by private collectors for her sumptuous abstract oil paintings and assemblages, Tarr shuns any grandiose statements about her art.

This weekend (2-4 March 2018) sees Jenna Burlingham Fine Art exhibit for the first time at Wilton House Antiques Fair.

We bring to you the definitive rule book of table setting from a renowned French porcelain painter and designer. This post was originally published by our friends at Almost Essential.

The Birthday Party at the Harold Pinter Theatre –  Perhaps it’s because I am an interior designer, but I always relish the opportunity to dissect set designs when at the theatre. The production values and level of craftsmanship on display for performances that are so ephemeral always impresses me. For anyone else into there theatre, then I …

This month Janine Stone’s shared some advice with Almost Essential about choosing the right interior designer for your project.

Starting today, Thursday 18th January and running until Sunday 21st Lumiere London is back. The largest free light festival in Europe returns for its second edition. London’s nocturnal streets and architecture will be reimagined in light, transforming the city into a shining exhibition for all to see.

If you’ve heard of Blue Monday, the name given to a day in January claimed to be the most depressing day of the year, then you’ll also know that Blue Monday happens to be today. Keeping this in mind an holiday escape is probably wise to consider this winter.