Introducing the Room for Two sofa – a historic form, modernised through an economy of detail. Pictured with ‘After Visiting David Hockney’ (second version), 1991 - 1992, oil on wood, by @howardhodgkin. Crafted from seasoned hardwood, with a sprung seat and back, and raised on square chamfered legs. Hand-stitched horsehair padding provides structure and resilience, while a deep seat cushion, generously filled with Irish feather and down, rests within a crisp, tailored profile. #MoroDabron
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Inspired by the beauty of the crown braid, the Crown Rug features alternating braids with subtly contrasting stripes. Made to order in a size of your choice, it’s well suited to anchoring larger rooms or as a runner in your hall. #MoroDabron
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Jun 26, 2025Instagram
Broad, weighty bands in tones of dry straw and deep golden honey. Our Twill Stripe is a combination of twill and plain weaves, which catch the light with a subtle sheen. Explore our Cloth collection of twills, plains and hand-blocked tickings online, with samples available for worldwide shipping. #MoroDabron #MoroDabronCloth
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Jun 23, 2025Instagram
Our Portrait Armchair takes its name from the sculptural sweep of its backrest, recalling the curvilinear crests of 18th-century portrait frames - graceful, undulating, and subtly pronounced. Seen here upholstered in our Twill in Walnut. Sitting above it is ‘Venice in the Autumn’ by @howardhodgkin. Explore the new collection of seating online now. Photograph by @harry.crowder #MoroDabron
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We are delighted to announce our first collection of cloth, furniture and lighting, which draws inspiration from the profound emotional and material depth of Howard Hodgkin’s practice, with particular emphasis on the unique atmosphere of his Bloomsbury studio. What began with an apothecary of candles and scent - drawn from English gardens and the atmosphere of historic rooms - has evolved into a broader language of form. The new collection does not mark a departure, but a continuation: shaped by the same principles, composed with the same care. Whether cast in brass, carved from wood, or made to diffuse scent or light, each piece is made to belong - to its place, to its time, and to the quiet rituals of daily use. Explore the collection online now. Photography by @harry.crowder Special thanks to the team at @howardhodgkin #MoroDabron
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Jun 11, 2025Instagram
Something new. Coming soon.
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The Botanical Museum, Florence. Photographed by Alex Ramsay for @theworldofinteriors.
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Jun 4, 2025Instagram
New York Studio of Louise Bourgeois, captured by @francoishalard.
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Jun 3, 2025Instagram
Looking both ways - the home of the late @howardhodgkin and his partner Antony Peattie, first published in the February 1989 issue of @theworldofinteriors
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Jun 1, 2025Instagram
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