Ombre Pink Cushion - Ambiguous Tiger

Ombre Pink Cushion - Ambiguous TigerThe hand painted tiger pattern created for Harris Reeds Spring Summer 26 collection, and subsequently translated onto walls, has been used here as a maquette for the collections soft furnishings. Hand gilded on a rich velvet pile, tiger stripes stretch across three bold, expressive colourways, finished with a fringed trim. Complementing the wallcoverings, these accessories carry the collaboration into three dimensions, translating Reeds expressive

evoking the pulsing energy of a bustling cityscape at sunset

modern aesthetic can be seen in the ceramics of Jean Derval

Embroidered in British wool and lurex using the Gobelin stitch technique

where a lattice of bamboo stems creates structure amid wild-blooming flora

Bambois is a contemporary take on Chinoiserie

It highlights their exceptional skill in machine hand-stitching—a demanding technique that requires the fabric to be meticulously guided by hand to form the design

We’re particularly fond of a distinctive porcelain movement that flourished in Vallauris

to inhabit

during the 60s and 70s

and close friend of the Bloomsbury set

The cushion is backed in the finest Hainsworth wool cloth—the very same used for Royal Guards’ uniforms and ceremonial dress worn by the Royal Family

warm rose and burnt sienna bloom against soft cream velvet