14/10/2026
I spent the last two days visiting , the annual interiors trade show in London.
I met interior designers, product designers, architects, craftspeople and people working across the interiors industry — and had so many interesting conversations about materials, spaces and where design is heading.
I also talked about my own work. Where it’s going, what I’m experimenting with and where I imagine these woven surfaces might eventually find a place within an interior.
And something seemed to strike a chord.
The materials I use, the tactility and depth of the weaving, and this idea of creating textiles that can contribute something to a space beyond simply how they look seemed to resonate with the people I spoke to.
When you’re developing something new, much of it happens alone in the studio. You follow an idea because you believe there’s something worth exploring, without really knowing where it will lead or whether anyone else will see what you see in it.
So to take those ideas out into the world and have genuinely interesting conversations about their possibilities felt incredibly encouraging.
There is still a lot to explore. But I came away from Decorex with renewed energy — and the feeling that I might just be onto something.
