Journal

Couverture presents its Autumn/Winter 2025 collection, a curated mix of womenswear and homeware that combines comfort, texture, and considered design. New brands Wild Animals and Séfr join long-standing favourites Rachel Comey, Renata Brenha, Cawley, and Soeur, bringing soft knits, sculptural tailoring, and layered silhouettes that define the season.

We are joined by Clare O’Connell, a content creator whose work we’ve long followed and admired, to curate a corner of Couverture. On her Instagram, she documents the ongoing renovation of her dream family home, sharing the process of shaping a space that balances character and functionality. Alongside this, she regularly showcases design ideas from across the globe, from architecture to interiors, offering a thoughtful take on how we interact with the spaces around us.

HAY’s latest collaboration with artist Emma Kohlmann brings her painterly touch to the table. For La Pittura, Kohlmann translates her loose, watercolour-like motifs onto stoneware plates, bowls, cups, trivets, a jug and a vase, each piece holding the tactility of clay and the immediacy of a painting. Made to be used and lived with, yet striking enough to display, they blur the line between functional object and art.

We sat down with the founder of Autumn Sonata to talk heirlooms, archives and the quiet power of everyday objects.

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.