The World of Interiors March 2010 [antikvár]

antennae What's in the air this month, edited by Nathalie Wilson 1 Right now your life may not feel poorer for the absence of Welsh wares. This will change on 1 March when Caryl Terlezki and Denise Lewis launch their collection. Then you'll wonder howyoumanaged without (from top) hand-crocheted throws (from L350), 'Llestri Cym-raeg' earthenware (from L48 for ajam pot) andcarthemiblankets (from L275) woven in a 150 year-old mill. Visitblodwen.com. 2 Urban Archaeology's 'Bauhaus' wall/ceiling light (9.5cm excluding bulb) will brighten your home even when it's not turned on; it's available in three metal finishes or 50 colours, and costs from $575. Ring 001212 431 4646, or visit urbanarchaeology.com. 3 Istanbul's traditional grosgrain ribbon industry presented Sophie Bevan with a gift: inspiration for her own collection. Currently it stands at three designs available in 11 colour- ways and in 10 or 14mm widths (L8 per 20m), but is sure to grow with every trip she makes. RingO 1584 823657, or visit sophiesribbons.com. 4- Stephanie Odegard's 'Cultural Narratives' carpet collection pays homage to textiles found in the Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. 'American / Quilt' (shown here; L872 per sq m) takes its inspi- ------' ration from a late 1880s woven coverlet and is handmade to order from Himalayan wool. The 'Good Weave' Rug Mark tells you its creation has not involved child exploitation. Ring 001 212 545 0069, or visit odegardinc.com. 5 It's as easy as ABC and 123tolendabitof colour and fun to the exterior of your home with Hyperkit's take on traditional French enamel address plaques. They measure 11.5 x 7cm each and are available in three typefaces and three colours, for L12.50. Ring 020 7407 8982, or visit hyperkit.co.uk.