Colbourns worked with Athena Calderone on bespoke carpets for her Tribeca apartment, featured on the April cover of Architectural Digest. The five-floor home — a former milk factory once inhabited by the late French architect Thierry Despont — draws on Art Deco and Beaux Arts references, and our carpets were made to sit within that carefully layered world. Calderone partnered with a small group of craft-led makers on the project, a process she describes as "some of the most gratifying work of her creative life." It's the kind of collaboration we're always drawn to: slow, considered, and rooted in the touch of the hand.

Colbourns contributed to the Tennis Pavilion Courtyard at WOW!House, a fresh, eclectic space created in collaboration with McKinnon and Harris, now open at the Chelsea Design Centre. The design draws on a love of tennis and the quiet atmosphere of an English garden in summer — climbing roses through traditional trellis work, hand-painted silk wallpaper with botanical scenes, and McKinnon and Harris' outdoor furniture collection, anchored by the Dr. Johnson Tennis Umpire Chair.