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I'm of an age when letter writing was common; I still have every letter from my mum, friends, pen pals. I love reading them back. So I was very happy to receive a handwritten letter from a Reclaim reader, who contacted me having seen one of our features on flower pressing. I now send this lovely reader a copy of Reclaim every month and she has written three times to thank me, enclosing one of her beautiful handmade cards. It's a simple thing, but someone taking the time to choose words, to buy a stamp, to go to the post box, has really touched me. I'm reminded that proper communication takes thought and care. And on careful communication, I am led to this month's cover feature home belonging to Africa…

New this Month Forest finds Keep the summertime feeling going with soulful gatherings that lift the spirits, choosing seasonal tones for a pretty table that's sure to delight. It's these little things that bring a burst of joy, and fuel moments of connection.?ese charming linen napkins feature beautifully detailed embroidery, including a leaf, toadstool, hedgehog and robin.?e playful design adds a touch of whimsy – use every day to raise a smile at suppertime, or bring out for guests when you want to elevate your table. ✷ Set of four 100% linen Woodland Friends napkins, £40; sophieallport.com Markets Wimbledon Homes & Antiques Fair Imagine your favourite vintage store and a Parisian flea market rolled into one. Add one of those secret off-the-beaten-track furniture shops and the bric-a-brac junk shop of…

Behind the brand

What made you leave your teaching job and launch Madder Cutch & Co? As a chemistry graduate and teacher, I knew about synthetic dyes and pollution issues in the textiles industry. How the first synthetic dyes were discovered – and their impact on the natural dye industry in the days of William Morris – fascinated me. I enjoyed teaching, but changes at my school were afoot which made me consider my future. So I joined the 2014 masters class of sustainable textile designers at Chelsea College of Art and Design, aiming to find a way to bring natural dyes back into mainstream textiles, in the most environmentally friendly way I could. What was your first print? It was inspired by the flower Achillea millefolium, and led to my very first…

Indie interiors

Shopping As summer turns to autumn our homes become a shelter from the elements and most importantly a cosy place of warmth. My picks this month will help create that warm feeling far beyond temperature, incorporating style, colour and lighting for the most snug atmosphere. Bed head Weird Stock make their retroinspired designs from 300 thread count GOTS-certified organic cotton and OekoTex-certified dyes – but that's not the best part. It's their patterns and vibrant colours that I love. ✷ Groove Inn king-size duvet cover, £129; weirdstock.co.uk, @Weirdstock.Living Star maker See more on our website reclaimmagazine.uk and @reclaimmag Portraits with passion Self-taught artist Lena Goodison creates colourful abstract portraits with a mystical yet cinematic aesthetic. Inspired by postimpressionist painters, her modern pieces use colour in new and interesting ways. Take…

Indie interiors

Inspiration Sourcebook Mathmos (mathmos.com) celebrated their 60th anniversary in 2023 with five limited-edition collaborations by top creatives including Rankin and Duran Duran. Although these regularly sell out, the next collaboration with Sabine Marcel is for VitraHaus Loft, a Bordeaux red Astro with frosted glass, launchesin October 2024. The lava lamp was originally created by Edward Craven Walker in the swinging sixties and soon because a symbol of the decade. Equally as likely to be found in contemporary properties as retro midcentury interiors, the mesmeric movement of lava through liquid provides a fascinating focal point in any room. Having served as a pilot in World War II, Craven Walker's entrepreneurial spirit saw him become a prolific inventor, with numerous patents to his name. While experimenting with illuminating a liquidfilled glass cocktail…

IN THE WORKSHOP

I have a background as a maker. I studied sculpture at university, furniture making and had a career in installation art and event decor. I still create a woven nest sculpture annually for the Green Fields at Glastonbury Festival. My transition to fashion and Panama hats began with an unexpected encounter with Carry Somers, a pioneer of sustainable fashion, now my wife and founder of Pachacuti. Her vision and commitment to ethical principles and craftsmanship deeply influence our brand's work. Fairtrade and sustainability are both foundational to our business. I believe true luxury must be based on these principles. Anything else detracts from our pursuit of the good, the true and the beautiful, and our goal of achieving the good life for everyone. We specialise in selling fine woven Panama…

IN THE WORKSHOP

MORE THAN A FEELING

It's said that we should strive to ‘be the change you want to see' and Africa Daley-Clarke and her home on the Kent coast certainly reflect this sentiment, showing how slow, purposeful choices can create a stylish haven that wraps her and her family of husband and four young children in a safe embrace. The three-bed room, double-fronted Victorian villa – which Africa discovered on Rightmove at 3am, waking her bleary-eyed husband to see it and putting in an offer on the first viewing – has become home, not just literally, but also to her creativity. It's a beautiful reflection of her values and activism against social injustice and, indeed, something of an online star with Africa's lifestyle platform The Vitamin D Project. Values are integral to the home's style,…

MORE THAN A FEELING

After living in the city, Africa has now fully embraced the slower pace that her new home offers. ‘I'd be lying if I didn't acknowledge the change of pace – although we are at a period in our lives that is so child-focused that we hadn't really been taking advantage of London in that sense anyway,' she says. ‘Perhaps the biggest change for us has been the quality of life that we've been able to enjoy. I spent some time in the West Indies as a young teen and the quality of life that we've been able to give our children with this move is so similar to the experiences that we had back there. I'm really grateful for that.' Indeed, Africa's home has a real sense of nostalgia –the…

A sense of family

Africa celebrates her West Indian heritage throughout. ‘Whether it's the raw stripped back pine, the faded mid-century wallpaper, the bleached tones, or the well-loved mid-century furniture, every corner is a subtle nod back to home,' says Africa. ‘My husband and I often talk about how we can inch closer to a more balanced split of our time between Kent and the West Indies. In the interim, surrounding ourselves with things that evoke the essence of the place feels like a pretty good solution.' History and family really ground this home, and as well as celebrating her heritage, Africa honours the property's former owners too, appreciating that while the house was in need of updating and making changes to suit her taste, it was still a haven for those who lived…

A sense of family

Purposeful living

Recently Africa co-designed a new range of wallpaper borders with designer and artist Lucy Tiffney. ‘This collection allows people to infuse their spaces with a vibrant and warm flair reminiscent of the lush landscapes and serene vibes that are so close to my heart,' she says. Celebrating nature is evident throughout – with plants, pattern, colour and natural materials. And, as for so many of us, making sustainable choices has been a journey. ‘I haven't always had the ability to stand fully by sustainable choices,' says Africa. ‘In the early noughties it became a whole lot cheaper to overconsume, so I definitely got swept up in that for a while. Now my advice would be to take the time to truly think about what you want out of your home,…

Purposeful living

The home Relocating from Frome, Somerset, to the edge of the Forest of Dean in 1995, Karen Morgan and her husband Des swapped one modern home for another. Determined to add character through their love of vintage, antiques and collecting, they transformed an empty white box into a home that truly reflects their personalities. With their joint collections of Wade Ceramics, Aston Pottery, souvenir paintings, and, most notably, Laura Ashley designs spanning six decades, they have achieved this transformation. ‘I initially fell in love with Laura Ashley shortly after our marriage in 1983 and have retained a deep affection for their early designs. Since then, we have furnished all our homes with the brand,' Karen says. Adding character With no interesting features apart from a trio of arched windows upstairs,…

Interiors When interiors are revamped it can often lead to transformation in other areas of life too. This was certainly the case for Interior Design Masters winner Roisin Quinn. After working as a travel adviser for six years and celebrating her milestone thirtieth birthday, she began to feel a desire to pursue a more creative career. Her parents' period property on the Isle of Man had undergone major building works, with rooms knocked down and the floor plan doubling in size. The original Georgian design was meticulously rebuilt and, although many of the major period elements were restored, there was still a significant amount of work to be completed. Roisin stepped in to breathe new life into the house she had grown up in. ‘The most incredible aspect of the…

Clash of colours Mix bold tones with sumptuous fabrics, striking pattern and opulent panache Preloved elegance Add story with beautiful vintage and antique pieces, complemented by unique upcycled homeware…

Design directions

Build & Design There are certain pieces of furniture, objects and lighting that have changed little since their inception. Iconic pieces can be more than just furniture or interior decor, they are feats of design, engineering and longevity. Innovative materials of the time, ground-breaking forms and revolutionary manufacturing techniques can catapult a simple sofa, chair, light or table to the enduring status of icon. What makes them truly special is their ability to transcend style and fashion trends and remain relevant decades after their creation, with their familiar image a constant in our forever-changing pop culture. What makes iconic pieces truly special is their ability to transcend style and fashion trends and remain relevant Integrating timeless elements into your home design can be a bit of a minefield. It goes…

Design directions

Living on the edge

Decorating Wonderful waves Softer than a scallop and less fanciful than a frill, waves offer a cleaner curved look. Pieces with gently rippling lines bring subtle curves to small accessories such as baskets, napkin edgings, candleholders and picture frames, or to larger accessories and furniture including mirrors and headboards. Pieces hewn from wood may have a natural wavy edge with an organic look suited to naturalistic schemes, or consider wavy iron spindles for a staircase. The fluid contours bring a feeling of playfulness, softening hard angular lines in kitchens, for example. Look for 70s-inspired wavy wallpapers and fabrics to take the look to the next level. Sourcebook On the high street, brands such as Next (next.co.uk), Dunelm (dunelm.com) and La Redoute (laredoute.co.uk) have some lovely wavy-edged furniture and accessories. For…

Living on the edge

Colour Palette Look outside at the simplest setting: your garden, a pond, a bird and you will see perfect colour combinations at every turn. Nature always gets it right, so there's forever inspiration just in your eyeline. Flowers have an almost universal appeal, so choose a favourite and incorporate its tone into your interior scheme, grounding it with nature's colours of green and brown. Colour card This beautiful palette using Mylands paint colours creates a sunny room that's full of floral joy. * mylands.com 1 Pimlico No. 136 2 Lemon Salts No. 43 3 FTT-005 French Rose 4 Sorrel Green No. 207 5 Millbank No. 254 Colour card 1 Foxwhelp Red, £22 per 750ml; thorndown.co.uk 2 Serene Blue, from £28 per litre; yescolours.com 3 Dorothy's Slippers No. 25, £44.95 per 2.5 litres; victorycolours.co.uk 4 Chateau Grey, £26.95…

Style & vintage

Display & Design See more of Tamsyn's beautiful styling ideas and photography on our new website reclaimmagazine.uk Crystal palace A few years ago I bought the prettiest vintage chandelier from a fair, which promptly tumbled out of the back of my car on to the ground, leaving me with an array of broken pieces of glass and drops! I wanted to put these to good use, so I upturned this lovely wire basket, and made a new chandelier using pliers and copper wire. Sourcebook * Wire basket: I find eBay a good place to search for vintage garden paraphernalia * Glass drops: Try auction houses and antique fairs for loose chandelier drops Natural beauty I have always loved seeing beautiful flower arrangements that have a natural feel, and I recently…

Style & vintage

Landscape patterns Illustrator and printmaker Alice Pattullo has designed four wallpapers for Hamilton. Inspired by Alice's love of historic textiles and the traditional landscapes ofEngland, these new designs feature beautifully drawn trees, flowers and birds that channel Alice's trademark style of intricate drawings and hand-cut paper motifs. The four designs are: Arcadia, Pathways, Arboretum and Sitting & Sowing. We particularly love Arboretum (shown here) in Pigeon colourway. * Alice Patullo wallpaper, £219.60 per roll; hamiltonweston.com Jungle fever Check out this amazing transformation from Debora Cangiano at The Painted Toucan. She has given this midcentury modern Stag chest of drawers a stunning new look with black paint and bold jungle decoupage. * Stag chest of drawers, £595; thepaintedtoucan.com Bird life We're always on the lookout for quirky handles and knobs to…

Upcycler profile

How did you start upcycling? About 10 years ago I had a back injury, and while I was recuperating a friend took me to a shop which sold chalk paint. I picked up a tin and thought that when I got better, I'd like to paint a piece of furniture. I was hooked from that moment on! Within a year I started to get a bit more creative. Social media was in its infancy and I started to share my process online. Annie Sloan contacted me and I became a sort of influencer. I went from painting pieces for myself and selling a few locally, to being a teacher of painting. Do you have a day iob too? Yes, I still work Thursday to Saturday as a hairdresser, which I…

Reclaim Creative

Partnership In a state of entrepreneurial overdrive, I've been collecting second-hand frames to repurpose in my shop for art prints. Mainly because, as I've discovered, customers love to buy art ready to hang, but more importantly it gives me an excuse to trawl around charitv shops! On my travels I haven't noticed many shadow boxes, but when I have, they are too shallow for my liking. So I set about thinking how I could easily rework an ordinary frame into what I needed. I knew I wanted a wide mount to incorporate a paint effect using Guild Lane paints, so that was my only requirement when looking. I used the backing board of the frame to attach a box built out of thin ply. When I make more, I will…

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Column I'm already mourning summer; what we had of it, at least. I'm not mad; I knew what I was signing up for when I moved to a windswept and rainy Scottish island with long, dark winters and, quite frankly, long wet summers. It was an adjustment that I don't think I'll ever get used to. Laying down roots here was always going to mean bringing the outside in. It's little wonder we chose to live on a farm that's home to a vine-filled glasshouse. In our first year running the café and farm shop, we inherited a banana palm. We rescued it from a kind lady on the island who managed to keep it alive through cold winters, wrapping it in blankets and feeding it a cocktail of nutrients.…

SPIRIT OF SALVAGE

It's always so satisfying to be recycling, upcycling and reusing things in the world as opposed to buying new. It's great to be buying and making good use of items that people no longer need or want Roy Baker, norfolkreclaim.co.uk Gary Dawson, founder of The End of the World Reclaimed Centre in Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, has been buying and selling second-hand things since he was 14. And he's now 80! He used to deal in furniture but now specialises in reclaimed architectural salvage. ‘I love the diversity of it and the history,' he says. ‘I love exploring stately homes and big houses – you never know what you're going to find from one day to the next in outhouses, sheds and lofts. It's very interesting.' Today he has 2,500 square…

SPIRIT OF SALVAGE

Salvage style VINTAGE WICKER BASKET

Orchard harvest Fill with dried flowers or hops to evoke the bounty of autumn. Laundry day Use to store your clean folded washing, ready to iron. Hallway caddy Stash gloves, hats or scarves where you'll find them each time. Most wanted… Post boxes…

Salvage style VINTAGE WICKER BASKET

Salvaged radiators David Lucas and Kate Burnby of Reclaimed Radiators specialise in sourcing beautiful salvaged radiators and restoring them to their former glory. Where were old cast-iron radiators made? [David] They were made in foundries –the biggest ones were Ideal, Crane and Beeston. Often you can see the logo stamped around the end tap, so they are easy to identify. How do you restore an old radiator? [David] We blast them with chilled cast-iron grit, which removes all the old rust and layers of paint. As soon as they're blasted, we prime them in an anti-corrosive primer. Then we pressure test them before they get painted in a topcoat. We spray-paint them with an industrial paint which can be colourmatched, although we have our own stock colours too. Is it…

CELEBRATING BENTWOOD CHAIRS

Vintage I first became aware of the term ‘bentwood' when I sourced chairs for Habitat back in the 1990s, in my job as a buyer. One of the largest areas in the world for producing chairs is Udine in the northeast corner of Italy. I was touring the various factories and chair producers and learning my craft. In order to be competitive, chair components had to be mass-produced, with factories having the specialist equipment to produce seats, back legs or spindles. Most of the factories in Italy were family-owned and the ability to shave a lira (in those days) off a component price was critical to their survival. Then there were the ‘producers' who bought the components, assembled the chairs and sold them. It was on one of these trips…

CELEBRATING BENTWOOD CHAIRS

PATCHWORK PEOPLE

Artist & Maker Using patched antique tablecloths, vintage clothing, wire and unspun wool, Sara Sherriff creates stitched characters that conjure up nostalgia and make people smile. Her handmade dolls vary in size from over six feet tall to just a few inches, and each one is as unique as the swatches of fabric that go into it. Did you own a special doll as a child? Yes, her name was Wilhelmina. She went everywhere with me and she was my best friend. But when I think about her it wasn't so much that she was a doll, it was like she was my character, my second person. And she does feature very much in what I do now. Weirdly, these days I don't really like dolls. I think of myself…

PATCHWORK PEOPLE

Craft focus HAT BLOCK MAKING

Craft A hat block is a carefully crafted form – mostly made of wood – that is used by milliners to shape hats. From as early as the 14th century, structured and felt hats were worn which would have been made on blocks, but the first written reference to a hat block turner didn't appear until 1724. ‘Hat block making was considered a highly skilled trade,' says Daniel Carpenter, executive director of Heritage Crafts (heritagecrafts.org.uk). ‘A Master Block-makers' Association was formed in 1896. Within the hat industries of Greater Manchester, Luton and Warwickshire, the making of hat blocks was a specific department within each factory. Hat blocks are closely related to the final design and had to be kept secret from competitors. Block-makers working outside the company building were expected…

Craft focus HAT BLOCK MAKING

Nymans reflects generations of the Messel family who have lived here since the 1890s, prior to which it was a simple Regency-style house built around 1839. When Ludwig Messel – a German stockbroker and the first Messel to live here – moved in with his wife Annie, he added features including the conservatory, billiard room and tower, designed by his architect brother Alfred. He was hugely keen on plants and transformed the garden, working with head gardener James Comber, creating the now world-renowned Nymans Collection and planting the arboretum; some of the trees still exist today. When Ludwig died in 1915, the eldest of his six children, Leonard, inherited the estate and he and his wife Maud did further renovations, turning the house into more of a mock-Tudor mansion, particularly…

SERVICE INDUSTRY

Rustic elegance A pair of mismatched crystal chandeliers, assorted metal signs, repurposed shelving and an industrial trolley combine happily in this eclectic kitchen, in which a tall, exposed-brick wall provides lovely texture and interest. Working parts An old carpenter's workbench has been put into use as a kitchen island in this Brooklyn loft. Stainlesssteel open shelving sourced from a commercial kitchen stockist provides plenty of storage space for pots, pans, glasses and more. The kitchen and dining room provide ample opportunities for living with antiques. Modern appliances look good contrasted with traditional utensils, while new dining tables can be teamed with vintage chairs, and fitted cabinetry offset by quirky period pieces. The addition of older furnishings results in rooms that are characterful but relaxed, the warm and friendly heart of…

SERVICE INDUSTRY

Embracing AUTUMN

The changes are barely perceptible at first. As the earth gradually tilts away from the sun in our hemisphere, you'll start noticing tiny changes – you draw the curtains a little earlier in the evening, there's a fresh morning chill in the air and you'll spot swifts and swallows gathering in the skies for their long flight to warmer winter residences. As August rolls into September, nature is preparing for the colder temperatures ahead. But it's also a time of harvest, and trees and plants are ripening their seeds and fruits, laying the foundations for new life to emerge in spring, while wildlife gorges on this abundance while it can. Focal features Garden features and hard landscaping provide colour and texture all year round, even when plants are dormant, and…

Embracing AUTUMN

A WEEKEND IN Ravenna

Travel Breath-taking early Christian edifices major on ravishing mosaic interiors that will dazzle even the most ungodly visitors Fancy a ‘magical mosaics tour' to an offradar Italian imperial jewel? Then head 50 miles east of Bologna to Ravenna, framed by a lovely littoral of long sandy beaches and a vast flamingo-filled lagoon. Capital of not one but three ancient empires – Western Roman, Ostrogoth and Byzantine – between the 4th and 7th centuries, Ravenna boasts no less than eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites dotted around its old town lanes and piazzas, majoring on breath-taking early Christian edifices whose ravishing mosaic interiors will dazzle even the most ungodly visitor. It's a place of literary pilgrimage too, where Dante found final refuge after fleeing troubles elsewhere. Catching one of the 6pm readings…

A WEEKEND IN Ravenna

VISIT Ancient Delta Museum Via Agatopisto 2, Comacchio; museodeltaantico.com Basilica di San Francesco Piazza San Francesco 3, Ravenna; turismo.ra.it Basilica di Sant'Apollinare Nuovo Via di Roma 52, Ravenna; turismo.ra.it Byron Museum Via Cavour 54, Ravenna; turismo.ra.it Cantoni Via Pietro Alighieri 23, Ravenna; +39 544 38117 Dante Museum Via Dante Alighieri 2a, Ravenna; vivadante.it/museo-dante Fiumana Via Mario Gordini 25, Ravenna; +39 544 218189 Il Paliotto Via Mura di San Vitale 6, Ravenna; +39 338 655 5578 Koko Mosaico Via di Roma 136, Ravenna; kokomosaico.com Manifattura dei Marinati Corso G. Mazzini 200, Comacchio; imarinatidicomacchio.it Mercato Coperto Piazza And re a Costa 6, Ravenna; mercatocopertodiravenna.it National Museum of Ravenna Via San Vitale 17, Ravenna; ravennantica.it Neonian Baptistery Piazza Arcivescovado 1, Ravenna; ravennamosaici.it Old is Gold Via Ercolana 42, Ravenna; oldisgoldantiques.com EAT Caffè Alighieri…

Salvage marketplace

UK Architectural Heritage UK Heritage are experts in architectural antiques, from fireplaces and tiles to wood panelling and ironwork. Discover their vast gallery and warehouse in rural Herefordshire or buy online. If you're a salvage business and would like to reach Reclaim's unique audience of savvy home improvers, contact Loma-Ann Marks on loma@kantos.media Warehouse 701 Best for Reclaimed building features ‘The largest decorative salvage and homeware centre in the West Midlands.' Warehouse 701 has been trading architectural salvage since 1954. They have now grown to include an expansive range of new and recrafted items, complementing their reclaimed building and garden features. With 15 diverse showrooms set in a former wartime munitions factory, a visit to Warehouse 701 will be an inspiration. FORDSHILL ROAD, ROTHERWAS, HEREFORD, HEREFORDSHIRE HR2 6NS warehouse701.co.uk |…

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