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I first visited Mount Stewart nearly ten years ago. As soon as I walked into the garden on that warm damp day in May I was captivated by its charm. We had travelled to Northern Ireland for the wedding of a friend but, as my grandmother’s family are from there, we stayed an extra few days to explore, driving up to the Giant’s Causeway and then south, to County Down, where we stayed in a little Georgian B&B (sadly no longer operating as such) on Strangford Lough visiting Castle Ward, which I would also recommend, and Mount Stewart.

DESIGN STORIES: Flowers From a London Garden

During our last two years in London, with travel limitations and a new baby, I spent inordinately long periods of time in our garden. It was communal and ran the full length of the back of the mansion block we lived in in Battersea. It was open to all residents but our ground floor flat had a French window enabling ready access to this hidden slice of green that bisected the Victorian blocks to either side….

DESIGN STORIES: Mill Oak

Shortly after I gave birth to my first child, interior designers Turner Pocock contacted me about a commission for a Georgian country house project they were working on. Their client had requested some original wallpaper and fabric designs for the interiors and had apparently admired my existing designs. In the fog of early motherhood I was slightly reluctant to commit to the project but Bunny and Emma were patient and persevered and the two designs we now carry…

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