Fabrics & texture

MATERIAL STORY — BRUDER

There’s something about a beautiful fabric that can completely change a room.

I love Bruder for its quiet, understated approach to textiles. Beautiful textures, subtle colours and fabrics that feel luxurious without being too precious.

For me, textiles are what bring softness and depth into an interior — the layer that makes a space feel warmer, more personal and ultimately more lived in.

Sometimes it’s all about the texture.

Objects

Charlotte Perriand — Tabouret Berger, 1953

I’ve always loved objects that are simple but have a real presence, and the Tabouret Berger is exactly that.

Designed by Charlotte Perriand in 1953 and inspired by the traditional stools used by shepherds in the French Alps, it’s made from solid wood with just three legs. Nothing unnecessary, nothing decorative — just a beautiful shape, great proportions and an honest material.

I love that it can be used as a stool, a side table, or simply as an object in a room. It’s quiet, functional and timeless — and somehow makes a space more interesting without trying too hard.

One of those pieces I could put almost anywhere.

Fashion

FASHION STORY — JACQUEMUS

LA BOMBA, SPRING/SUMMER 2018

La Bomba isn’t actually the name of one dress, but of Jacquemus’s entire Spring/Summer 2018 collection — a series of fluid, sensual silhouettes inspired by the South of France and the women Simon Porte Jacquemus grew up around.

The dresses share the same effortless language: soft draping, asymmetric shapes, bare shoulders and backs, and fabrics that move naturally with the body.

What I love about this collection is how something that looks so simple can have so much presence. There’s no unnecessary detail — it’s all about shape, proportion, movement and material.

And perhaps that’s why it still feels so relevant today.

Effortless, sensual and unmistakably Jacquemus.