Who owns andrew martin

From championing the best interior designers to shining a light on hidden cultures, Andrew Martin has always provided a stage for discovery and celebration. For Waller, design has always been about reflecting different cultures and communicating a passion for the people who made it. The resulting designs are a kaleidoscope of cultures, er as and stories. Jeeves Sofa Andrew Martin. Cookies on Companies House services We use some essential cookies to make our services work.

Accept analytics cookies Reject analytics cookies View cookies. Hide this message. Cookies on Companies House services We use cookies to make our services work and collect analytics information. Skip to main content. LM: Where do you get your inspirations from for your designs?

Martin: The world is a source of a myriad of exciting treasures, and travel is a voracious source of inspiration for me. For this reason, I have coined the current decade the kaleidoscope era.

Anything goes, and the more unexpected, the better. Whether your style is pared-back and elegant, or eclectic and vibrant, layer contrasting colours, such as serene whites and blues for a classic look or pink and greens, make the perfect colour combination for a style statement. The modest, geometric embroidered design has been blended with a contemporary colour palette, reflecting the modern luxury and traditional charm of the legendary village the collection is named after.

Against a background of rustic, tactile linen, the collection features watery blue and stony grey colourways or colour combinations of pink and orange, or zingy lime greens, capturing the vibrancy of the painted buildings and beach umbrellas. Each piece has been smartly finished with complimentary, smooth velvet piping for an added touch of sophistication.

These soft linen fabrics have each been paired with the luxurious tactile Cocktail trims to create a beautiful contrast of texture and tone. Creamy, off-white linen is combined with the intermingling, deep turquoise threads of Cuban or hot pink Cosmopolitan, whilst the richness of Orchid is brought to life by the vibrancy of Paloma.

For more versatile combinations, luxurious, all-white Vesper flatters crisp Beagle Salt, and the creamy pistachio of Firefly is complimented by the soft greens of Clover Club, with just a hint of contrast from the occasional strands of deep maroon.

Created by ex-Selfridges and Harrods buyer John Skelton, it offers an ever-changing gallery of interior design, fashion and accessories, and a library of specially selected books and records.

I'm also a fan of God's Own Junkyard in Walthamstow. I love neon art and they do neon better than anybody. My favourite is the wonderful Holly Frean. Her work can be seen at this year's RA Summer Exhibition, as well as the fabric collections she has designed for us featuring penguins, monkeys and bears. Dale Rogers Ammonite on Pimlico Road. I was their first-ever customer and it's a truly original shop selling incredible artefacts — fossils, crystals and minerals, from a Siberian meteorite to lapis lazuli from Afghanistan.

You're reaching back 50 million years. Bentleys antiques shop in Lower Sloane Street has an amazing inventory of objects with fascinating histories. There was a period between the s and the s where people made things of astonishing quality: boxes by Asprey, early Louis Vuitton trunks, shagreen cigarette cases, all at Bentleys.