Hush us a seating pod by London-based designer Freya Sewell made from 100% wool felt with cushions stuffed with recycled wool fibres, making it a very green product. It can either be sat inside, creating a womb-like environment, or turned into a chair to be sat upon. Sewell adds: “Open plan offices and public buildings, CCTV, online profile sharing, cameras built into our laptops; never has it been easier for humans to connect, but what about when we want to withdraw? The ‘womb’ shape inspires very different feelings in different people; to me it is a warm, cosy space, for contemplation and rest.”
Hush by Freya Sewell
Hush by Freya Sewell
Hush by Freya Sewell
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The Tamarian team at CCNY The fifth edition of COVER Connect New York—the leading trade show for handmade rugs and high-end carpets, organised by COVER—concluded on Monday afternoon after its three-day run from 13–15 September 2025. The b2b show attracted more than...
Rachel Fasciani, She Runs in Heels Best rug-related location in NYC“Just one? I love New York Design Center (200 Lexington) for its assortment; there are numerous rug manufacturers in the space who offer everything from programme to custom in an assortment of...
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COVER Conversations · COVER Conversations: 09 Camilla Douraghy Fischbacher of Fischbacher 1819 IIn this edition of COVER Conversations, COVER editor Lucy Upward talks to Art Director of Fischbacher 1819, Camilla Douraghy Fischbacher about the company's new Silk Road...
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