Collaborations
Southbank Centre
Celebrating the famous Net & Ball Pattern. The iconic mid century design originally created by Peter Moro and Lesie Martin {Architects] for the Royal Festival Hall carpet. We created a range of exclusive scarves in fine guage Merino wool in a micro version of the pattern. Here a close up of one colourway of our reversible fabric . The full range is available on the Southbank Website.
Dashing Tweeds
We recently completed this knitwear collection for Dashing Tweeds. It is available at their new store on Sackville St in Mayfair. We designed it to compliment their amazing suiting fabrics. The reference was English Summer sports. We got carried away inspired by retro Cricket Sweaters and 1960's half milano stitch Cardis. We used crisp linen and mercerised cotton yarns and of course that famous Dashing glow of luminous lime.
Anthropologie
A full collection of women's accessories commissioned around our 3d effect geometric jacquard and stripe designs
comprising of ski hats, mittens and scarves . Some of which featuring our signature multi coloured mega-poms.
Sold in Anthropologie stores across the US and UK
Anthropologie
Our second Anthropologie collection commissioned around our micro jacquard and stripe design with co-ordinating mittens and gloves, was produced in 3 colour ways and sold in all Stores nationwide.
V&A
Pictured here our geometric patterned reversible Fade - Out scarf designed for The V&A and timed to go with "Horst - Photographer of Style " exhibition We were inspired by Horst's play with light and illusion.
The gloves and a full unisex collection was commissioned for the " Constable " Exhibition. See the V&A shop for the full range.
Tate Modern
Recent commissions for The Tate Enterprises, include ranges for men and women and were inspired by Gerhard Richer and British Pop Art. All products are made in the UK and contain 100% Geelong lambswool.
Royal Academy of the Arts
The Royal Academy of Arts commissioned us to design a special scarf to go with their Edward Bawden products. We were inspired by Bawden's posters and ephemera for London Transport from 1924 to 1952. You can buy this scarf at The Royal Academy on line shop.
Royal Academy of the Arts
We are often inspired by paintings at Quinton Chadwick. Here is another collection commission for the Royal Academy , our Barbara Rae influenced double thickness zig zag design as well as Big Squares Mali Morris inspired intarsia wrap and wordy gloves all available at the RA in store and online.
