Fortnum & Mason Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon

Here are images I have just taken of a project we have recently completed at Fortnum & Mason. We decorated the Jubilee Tea Salon with a more open version of our Askew design painted in monochromatic design colours with touches of the Fortnum turquoise and silver pearlescent paint. In the restaurant space you can see our Bleached Silver slub silk wallpaper and we also decorated the restaurant menus, De Gournay is credited inside. The Queen, Duchess of Cornwall and Kate Middleton all visited the infamous tea salon on the 1st March.

Ekaterina Kitaina: Portfolio 1 & 2

Design Portfolio | Make Your Own Book

Interior Design Portfolio by Ekaterina Kitaina | Make Your Own Book

de Gournay Wisteria design for a Four poster bed

This is a beautiful Four Poster Bed design we made at de Gournay for Waldo Works using our Wisteria design. I have customized the design to fit their layout, including a custom ceiling view on the design to give the impression as if one was lying under wisteria vines.

Images are by photographer Philip Eason.

Richard Grey: Fashion Illustrator

Melanie Greensmith in Vogue Australia: de Gournay Earlham design on Emerald Green

My client's home was featured in this month's Vogue Australia. I have just received my copy from her yesterday and our de Gournay Earlham design on the Emerald Green silk looks absolutly gorgeous in her beautiful eclectic Sydney home!

Just like her infamous label Wheels & Dollbaby, her home exhibitits sexy attitude, glamour, passion and her love for vintage with a twist!

Melanie Greensmith in Vogue Australia: de Gournay Earlham design on Emerald Green

de Gournay Chinoiserie: Abbotsford design for 16 Queen Anne's Gate

This is a project I have been working on for the past year at 16 Queen Anne's Gate for my danish client Troels Holch Povlsen. Toels has a great passion for antiques, specially Queen Anne style furniture. His aim was to take back 16 Queen Anne's Gate to how it would have looked.

de Gournay's Abbotsford design is an unmodified reproduction of one of the most impressive surviving antique set of panels  that maintains the full drama and grand scale of the original. It is special for its densely packed finely worked renderings of figures, animals and exotic birds amidst flowering bushes of peony, finger citron, prunus, camellia, chrystanthemum and other flowers.

We took images of the stunning room last week with my friend photographer Natasha Polskaya.