19/06/2026
This collection was made with a specific problem in mind.
Not finding something beautiful thats the easy part. Finding something that works with the room without taking it over. That sits with the palette without needing to match it. That a client looks at and thinks it was chosen by someone with real taste.
I've been intentional about that from the start with The Tidal Hour.
A neutral coastal palette, black, warm brown, copper, teal, white, that sits comfortably with Farrow & Ball, oak, linen and brass without a single colour conversation. Nothing literal, nothing themed. It reads as collected, not coordinated.
The texture is real. Acrylic and limestone, built up in layers, has a physical presence in a room that a flat print never quite achieves. It looks different in different light, which means it keeps surprising long after everything else in the room has become familiar.
Available in horizontal and square formats. Above the sofa, above the bed, it works every time.
I'm actively looking to work with interior designers on client projects for the first time — if you're specifying art and want to talk through trade options, I'd love to hear from you. DM me directly. 🖤
