Interiors always draw inspiration from the runway, so in our Off the Catwalk series, we take the latest looks and see how designers and brands are interpreting them for the home.
The winter season always brings back memories of cold walks, warm fires and the smell of a roast strolling through the house. What better way to combat the frosty weather than to bring a bit of this allotment nostalgia into your home?
Forget about awaiting Sunday dinner, the trend for produce is one to nurture all year round. Take Balmain's glamorous vegetable-border-turned-dress, which makes a statement by pairing natural images with sophisticated fun.
Similarly, as an interior design trend, our love for all things homegrown is coming through in printed fabrics, playful decor items, and statement furniture. From sugar snap peas to Mediterranean fruit trees, we're hungry for more.
Balmain offered a glitzy take on the fruit bowl.
Artichokes and mushrooms have been on the design circuit for a while so there's no shortage of options to choose from, whether you're fully committed to vegetation or want to incorporate it more subtly. Fruit prints can introduce a fresh, summery feel, whereas vegetable fabrics bring with them a sense of calming nostalgia.
Here's our round up of the best 'homegrown decor' to make sure you get your five a day, whatever form that takes.
Price: £75
The humble artichoke used to flank the entranceway to large estates, announcing the owner's wealth to their visitors. Bring some of this same grandeur to your home with Omaha's decorative bowl.
Price: Base: £246, Shade: from £177
Add a little bit of picnic glam to your living room with this understated lamp that marries traditional pattern with fruit-inspired whimsy. David Hunt is a great place to buy table lamps, and this one delivers.
Price: £27
Hand-painted linen is the final word in luxury. This carrot print pairs well with the linen's natural grain for an earthy yet luxurious complement to your table.
Price: £765
Invite the holiday home with this ceramic pouf that stands as a work of art in its own right. Add interest to a sparse corner by introducing texture and colour, or repurpose this seat into a chic side table as a quiet companion to your favourite reading nook. What better way to beat the winter blues?
Price: €5,280
This armchair introduce a cacophony of colour to a classic shape, embracing its sitter with boughs of replenishing fruit. It would be challenging to find a colour scheme this accent chair didn't improve.
Price: £295
Mushrooms have been everywhere in design of late, but this cushion brings back their natural charm, adding glamour to their beautiful natural hues with shining threads and a constellation of golden beads.
Price: £27.50
Available in six colour variations, this simple lemon sketch avoids cliché, instead channelling cosy memories of your grandmother's lemon drizzle cake fresh from the oven.
Price: £145
Snap this candle holder up as soon as you can! This classic pea-green glaze will seamlessly blend into your home, nestling onto a statement shelf or as the piece standout in a natural tablescape.
Price: £675
Live like Alice in Wonderland, perched atop your very own mushroom, with Assieds-Toil's mushroom stool that adds a touch of the natural world, while sacrificing nothing on style.
It's the sort of trend you might not want to go overboard on — or risk your home looking more like a farm shop than you intend to. But, the odd sprinkle of a fruit or vegetable motif can bring just the right touch of whimsy and fun that can set off a decorating scheme perfectly.
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Plaid... for Spring? The Fashion Fave and a 'Fisherman-Core' Component That Works in Your Home All Year RoundAs a major fashion trend and an element of the internet's current aesthetic 'fisherman-core', plaid is just the pattern you need to elevate your interior décor this year
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Inspired by the Runways, Copper Is Having an Interiors Renaissance That's More Sophisticated This Time AroundThe shimmering copper tones on the winter season’s runway are also making waves in the interiors world — here's what we'd buy the get the look
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It's Après-Ski Season — And All I Can Think About Is How to Make My Home Feel Like an Aspen LodgeWith nature as its inspiration, après-ski style is comfortable and inviting, with a hint of luxury. Here are the key design trends for achieving the aesthetic
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I've Just Spotted IKEA's Next Big Viral Sell-Out Lamp and it's Only $12.99 — *Adds to Basket*If you are a fan of the mushroom lamps, Swedish minimalism and moody lighting, don't miss this fabulous find
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