Cover Inside The Dreaming in Wales, a retreat and wellness sanctuary in Wales formerly home to designer Laura Ashley, with gardens designed by Chelsea Flower Show winner Juliet Sargeant
Inside The Dreaming in Wales, a retreat and wellness sanctuary in Wales formerly home to designer Laura Ashley, with gardens designed by Chelsea Flower Show winner Juliet Sargeant
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These luxury home decor pieces bring tactile calm and grown-up polish to any space
From warm taupes and sandy tones to rich textures in rattan and soft clay hues, earthy neutrals are taking over interiors, offering a soothing, sophisticated palette inspired by nature. This season, designers are embracing tactile materials—linen, leather, wood and woven fibre—to create pieces that feel grounded and timeless. Whether it’s a sculptural dining table or a handwoven pendant light, these finds are made to layer beautifully and last for seasons to come.
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Secto Design pendant lighting
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These lights cast a warm, dappled glow through their slatted wood frames—showcasing Scandinavian design at its most refined.
Design Within Reach clock
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A playful spin on mid-century design, this clock combines brass, wood and whimsy while still keeping time in style.
Baker-McGuire dining table
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This table is defined by smooth, curved lines and a neutral wood finish—substantial yet understated, it anchors any dining space.
Armani Casa beach tennis set
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Proof that even play deserves polish. This monogrammed beach tennis set is a sleek, sporty essential from the house of Armani.
Fendi Casa tray
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Crafted in warm wood with leather handles, this tray brings a rustic, Riviera charm to breakfast in bed or aperitivo hour.
Hermès box
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Part sleek storage, part objet d’art, this leather-clad Hermès box adds a hit of quiet luxury to your desk, shelf or dressing table.
Hermès armchair
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With its simple canvas seat and clean wooden frame, this Hermès armchair is a masterclass in restraint—simple, sculptural and built to last.
Andrea Lo was the Executive Editor of Tatler Hong Kong and Editor of Tatler Macau.
Born in Canada and raised in Hong Kong and England, she started her career in journalism in 2012.
Follow her on Instagram @andreastephenielo.
