Journal

With autumn and winter round the corner Cottagecore's earthy tones and charmingly handmade flourishes feel like a perfect remedy to darker nights and harsher temperatures.

Portobello Road is always bustling with tourists, but within this bubble is a plethora of independent stores that hold the community together.
We visited Tessa of Layla's Bakery in the midst of morning rush-hour to talk about pastries, pastries, and even more pastries.

Portobello Road is always bustling with tourists, but within this bubble is a plethora of independent stores that hold the community together. We sat down with the Julian, creative director of Kuro, to talk about Notting Hill, pastries and more.

Here at Couverture & The Garbstore, we encounter many artisanal crafts and practices from all around world. However, none seem to have the wide-reaching impact of those from Japan.

We sat down with fashion editor-turned homeware curator Louise Roe to discuss everything from industry transitions to home styling tips.

Portobello Road is always bustling with tourists, but within this bubble is a plethora of independent stores that hold the community together.
In this series, we’re highlighting some of our favourites, starting with our go-to coffee shop: Cable Co.

Based in Melbourne, Australia, BAINA produce contemporary organic cotton towels designed to uplift your bathroom spaces. We caught up co-with founder Anna Fahey to discuss the label’s origin, inspirations, and bathroom must-haves.

Whether you’d prefer to keep summer alive through floral notes, or embrace the change of seasons with something more earthy, our range of candles & home fragrances has all the bases covered. 

To create its Tsugaru Vidro range, Hokuyo Glass gives a new lease of life to the glass fishing floats it once produced.

With a central focus on embracing the beauty of everyday life, Denmark’s HAY aims to bring character to your surroundings.

Italy-based homeware specialist, All’Origine travels throughout Europe in search of mid-century artefacts, which it then carefully restores in a way that is polished yet authentic, ready to be given a new-found purpose.

We welcomed Jordan Maxwell & SALT Textiles in-store at Couverture for an intimate workshop on food-waste natural dyes and Furoshiki.