Design has always been a language of memory, translating cultural history and personal narrative into tangible spaces. In our latest creative venture, we collaborated with renowned interior designer Rosie Bossom to introduce The Art of Leaf, a craft-led tile collection that bridges time-honoured heritage with contemporary spatial design. First realised on the counter and splashbacks of Notting Hill’s newly opened deli, Little Julie’s, the collection marks a beautiful marriage of Rosie’s signature layered aesthetic and our own passion for storytelling through pattern.

The foundation of the collection is drawn from an archive close to our heart: the London needlepoint shop of Petra’s mother, Tapisserie. Inspired by the historic Mogul Khan Leaves motif, the design process became one of mindful deconstruction. We distilled the original botanical rhythm down to its absolute essentials, reworking its scale to transform an intimate textile pattern into an impactful, architectural statement.

To bring this vision into a physical reality, each classic metro tile is hand-decorated and embossed to create a subtle, three-dimensional surface. This meticulous relief work gives the pattern a tactile depth, creating a surface that actively responds to shifts in natural light, movement, and daily use.