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Why tapestry is back in style with the social set
Why tapestry is back in style with the social set For those looking to take up tapestry, the go-to destination for every needlepoint enthusiast is Tapisserie, the hand-painted embroidery haven on Thurloe Place in London. Here you will meet its founder,...
Tapisserie (Condé Nast Traveler)
Tapisserie (Condé Nast Traveler) “It’s one of the best places in London to get custom-made wall-hangings,” says jewelry designer Noor Fares. “I love their embroidered pillows and handbags, and their beautiful Christmas stockings will last a lifetime.”...
A real stitch-up
A real stitch-up "These things are cyclical," says Hayat Palumbo, the founder of Tapisserie, a London specialist in handmade needlepoint for 30 years. "It went out of fashion when computers came along and designers were all experimenting with digital...
Pretty Posh: Petra Palumbo
Pretty Posh: Petra Palumbo Meet hot new model, super-streamstress and renowned sushi impersonator Petra Palumbo.
Tapisserie (Embroidery Magazine)
Tapisserie (Embroidery Magazine) Tapisserie's team of talented artists produce hand painted needlework designs ranging from 16th century patterns through to contemporary abstracts on wearable items such as bags and slippers, as well as the more familiar...
Mighty Thread
Mighty Thread Tapestry is not just for decorative, flowery patterns. To prove it, fine needlework experts Tapisserie of London paired up with Zaha Hadid Architects, never accused of being flowery, to create an utterly contemporary piece of tapestry for our...
It’s time to slip into something more comfortable, and personal
It’s time to slip into something more comfortable, and personal Men’s monogrammed velvet slippers seem to come from the reassuring world of Bertie Wooster and Jeeves, a more leisurely era when there was time for lounging about in front of roaring fires....
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