Material matters

There is an alluring organic luxury about these schemes all crafted with pieces focused on being natural

- KIERA BUCKLEY-JONES

ROUGH WITH THE SMOOTH

A striking vintage console, which demonstrates the beauty of sourcing pre-loved furniture, and sculptural vases made from recycled paper pulp are set against a textural wallcovering fashioned from natural leaf fibre.

Synamay wallpaper in Chalk, £950 a roll, Mark Alexander. 5.1 and 5.2 naturally dyed canvas with oak frame, £150 each, Studio Madder. Vintage 1970s travertine console table, £650, Anna Unwin. Onsen check vase, £340, de la jardin. Lavin stoneware lamp with cotton shade, £220, Att Pynta. Vase in beech, £528; vase in hornbeam, £384, both by Jayne Armstrong at Maud and Mabel. Large spelted beech dish, £98, Couverture & The Garbstore. Fritz rope square ottoman in Fog White, £1,540, Palecek at Paolo Moschino

PALE AND INTERESTING

Light flows in through naturally-dyed antique French linen and upcycled cotton curtains. Ethical furniture and breathable paint add to the room’s green ethos. Walls in Quiet limewash paint from the Visual Silence collection by House of Grey x Bauwerk, from £30 for 1ltr, Bauwerk. Rice paper shade, £48, Hay at Skandium. Bespoke patchwork curtains featuring natural dyes, from £220 per curtain, Marram. Hugo sofa, upholstered in Bowie in Parchment by Larsen, £6,010, Kingcome. Elba linen