SHOP
Made to measure and made in UK
FABRICS
Beautiful colours and touchable textures
INSPIRATION
Discover top tips, trends and step inside a real Stitched home
NEED HELP?
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SHOP
Explore the full range
Made to measure and made in UK
FABRICS
Our collection of feel-good fabrics
Beautiful colours and touchable textures
INSPIRATION
Get inspired!
Discover top tips, trends and step inside a real Stitched home
NEED HELP?
We're always on hand to help...
Get in touch - hello@stitched.co.uk or 0330 808 1787
Luke's Studio
Sunset, Flax
Luke chose Flax in Sunset curtains to frame his large bay window. Take a closer look…
Fabric
Sunset, Flax
Room Type
Study
Style
Quirky
Luke chose Flax in Sunset curtains to frame his large bay window. Take a closer look…
Fabric
Sunset, Flax
Room Type
Study
Style
Quirky
Meet Luke
Luke is an artist, designer and Financial Times columnist
Luke Edward Hall is a London-based artist and designer. His colourful aesthetic is informed by a love of history, an appreciation of beauty and a sense of playfulness.
His fabric choice
A versatile textured fabric that combines flax and sustainable wool to create a wild and strong lived-in yarn peppered with colourful flecks
At Stitched we are always interested in all things colour! So we sat down with Luke to find out more...
What is your favourite colour combo?
It changes often. At the moment it’s burgundy and lavender.
What part of your studio do you enjoy the most?
My giant desk - it’s where I spend most of my time and where I have everything I need to hand.
What's your most loved item in your studio?
Difficult! Probably my books - I collect old and rare art and design books. I’ve got lot of treasured souvenirs from trips which I’m very attached too also - things like match boxes, postcards, Polaroids - they’re just small things but they remind me of good times. I’m surrounded by things I love in my studio because I’m a hoarder and I get attached to things easily.
If you had to choose one designer who inspires you, who would it be?
Cecil Beaton.
Where does your love of colour stem from?
I’ve loved colour since I was very young, but I’m not sure where the interest stemmed from. I think perhaps it was a form of self-expression. I never understood why most people wore so much grey and black. Colour to me is all about optimism - it brings me happiness.
Luke's Sample Pack
Before he made a decision, Luke chose 5 free fabric samples. Here's what he picked.
