Farrow & Ball Atacama BP 5806 crivelli This climbing floral paper was

This climbing floral paper was lovingly adapted from a silk pattern originally created by master weaver James Leman

The Other Side is a black and white photograph by Michael T Morris Photography of the bridge in Padanaram Village

As Michael explains

Rangwali is incredibly friendly and takes its name from the powder which is thrown so enthusiastically during the Holi festival of colours in India

Winemaker Rui Roboredo Madeira pioneered the concept of High-Altitude Wines in Portugal

Farrow & Ball Atacama BP 5806 crivelli This climbing floral paper wasInspired by a brightly coloured swatch found nestled in an old fabric mill, this playful tropical print is the ultimate in escapism. Within Atacama there are rich textures to explore, prickly cacti to find and an intricate botanical design that cant fail to bring a smile; much like the flowering South American desert it is named after.