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Joan Miro LithographOriginal, 1953 A kaleidoscopic game of infinite possibilities this was how French writer Michel Leiris described the art created by his friend, Joan Mir. If the Spanish artist is remembered principally as a painter, its worth pointing out that his artistic curiosity wasnt satisfied by oil on canvas alone. Over a seven decade career, he also worked in sculpture, ceramics, tapestry and, most prolifically, prints. Mir had an unwavering commitment to

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commissions and collaborative projects

during which time he created large-format landscapes and portraits on behalf of the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the GDR Lothar Bolz

but you should probably treat yourself too

A new addition to our scallop range - pretty blue scallop and dot single duvet cover featuring a hand hemstitched border

Capturing the aesthetic found throughout their home

We have curated the shade range available so the Wave collection can be mix and matched in your home

This neat little side table is one of our bestsellers

Tulips mean unconditional love and that’s what I have called this beautiful spring print

Shells & Flowers - My favourite things

Made from sustainably harvested natural American white oak and oak veneers

Designer: Jennifer Durrant