SHIFTING TASTES

Heidi Caillier’s design language has evolved from one defined by crisp neutrals to schemes that embrace the richness of colour and pattern

- JULIET BENNING

SITTING ROOM The ‘mash-up’ of furnishings strikes a mood of eclectic cosiness, while the jute rug and veining of the fireplace bring an organic twist. Find a jute rug at Design Vintage. Fireplace in Calacatta Verde marble; source from Imperial Marble & Granite. Chair and footstool in Hollyhock Handblock, Jean Monro

KITCHEN The hexagonal shape of the flooring is a modern update of traditional terracotta tiles. Kitchen by Heidi Caillier Design; built by Sky River; painted in Oil Cloth by Benjamin Moore. Pendant lights, Lostine. Hexagonal tiles, Arto; source similar from Baked Earth

DINING SPACE Banquette seating hides storage for art supplies and the Tulip table is the perfect foil to the more classic design choices. Find a Knoll Saarinen Tulip table at Chaplins. Try 1stDibs for Baumann chairs. Ian Mankin’s Ticking 2 in Sage fabric is similar. Lantern pendant light, Visual Comfort