Farrow & Ball Bumble Bee BP 585 lattice Used first by artists and

Used first by artists and then in decorative work

It can be adapted to suit traditional

She shows her work at regional art shows including the South Coast Artists Open Studio Tour

Lagoda is an image of historic downtown New Bedford captured by Michael T

this beautifully singular shade is reminiscent of an 18th-century colour much used in orangeries

Farrow & Ball Bumble Bee BP 585 lattice Used first by artists andThis was originally found in Josephine Bonapartes bed chamber as a silk fabric. Featuring an enchanting myriad of bumble bees and sprinkled with cheeky polka dots, this is a hypnotic design that inspires a beguiling sense of childish innocence and playfulness. Full roll width is 53cm 21", roll length is 10m and pattern repeat is 16cm 6 1 4".