Hazy days of summer

Introducing the design trends, new launches and covetable homeware buys that make our hearts skip a beat

Mid-century modernism emerged 70 years ago, but the aesthetic has never looked anything other than perfectly of-the-moment, We love its clean lines, warm wood tones and organic forms – totally modern, yet suffused with nostalgia

The Art Deco movement reigned from 1920-1939. ‘It was a time to indulge post war using materials such as chrome, Bakelite and glass,’ says Clare Wrenn, antique specialist at Fritz Fryer. Lavish embell

With a hint of gleeful irreverence and a whole lot of Italian glamour and 70s luxe, this chic maximalist look is fantastic darling

A fresh crop of furniture, lighting and accessories, selected by Amelia Thorpe

WHAT’S YOUR TRADEMARK STYLE? BELLA EVENNETT-WATTS LAYS DOWN THE INTERIOR DESIGN CARDS