From the latest collection. Giant flowers, a panoramic wallpaper. "Le Poeme de Fleurs" AW19. |
Tricia is an excellent stylist and florist. Her mix of glassware, ceramics, furniture and decorative odds and ends are timeless and super decorative. She has created a genuine style of her own. |
The way Tricia Guild mixed contemporary design with her own textiles and vintage has created a trend in its own. |
An other of her strenghts are cushions. Mixing colours, trimmings and patterns in unexpected ways. I love the way she turned a cushion into a real wow-factor. |
This is a replica of a interior from Tricia own home in 1995! An excellent example of her brilliant mix of colours, design and materiels. |
Greens and graphic patterns is another great strength in Tricias CV. Fab styling! |
A perfect example in how Tricia mixes vintage with modern design and colours. Vintage desk from the 1960s and plastic chair by Vitra. |
But above all is her love for flowers and the garden inspiration is clear here. |
I would think that green is Tricias favourite colour. Here a typical example of her way of styling. Mixing ceramics with fabric, towels, stationary, tableware etc. Formidable! |
Designers Guilds biggest collections concists of plains! Any colour (nearly) can be found. Not to forget stripes and checks. |
SS20! Flowers of course. |
Velvets à la Tricia. |
Scandinavia has influenced many of Tricias collections. From the 1800-s century Gustavian design to the 2000s. |
Tricia showing off her latest collection at the press preview. The exhibition now runs until 14 September (might be extended again due to the lockdown uncertainty). Don´t miss it! |
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