Stripes and checks are technical and tactile, subtle and special. Soft wool check in a tonal, granite ombre was inspired by a “tirelle” – the sampler of swatches sent by a fabric mill.
FURNITURE
CLOTHING
HOMEWARE
STRIPES & CHECKS
DRESSES
TROUSERS
CHATSWORTH HOUSE
“"I was approached by curator Glenn Adamson, who wanted me to respond to one of Chatsworth's incredible rooms. I was immediately drawn to the chapel, which felt to me untouched since its creation by the first Duke. This is connected to the Oak Room - an entirely contrasting space panelled with oak from a monastery in Germany." - Faye Toogood
FURNITURE
All of the pieces are handmade by small-scale fabricators and traditional artisans, with an honesty to the irregularity of the chosen material.
ROLY POLY
DINING TABLE
ROLY POLY
CHAIR
FURNITURE
CLOTHING
HOMEWARE
STRIPES & CHECKS
Stripes and checks are technical and tactile, subtle and special. Soft wool check in a tonal, granite ombre was inspired by a “tirelle” – the sampler of swatches sent by a fabric mill.
DRESSES
TROUSERS
CHATSWORTH HOUSE
"I was approached by curator Glenn Adamson, who wanted me to respond to one of Chatsworth's incredible rooms. I was immediately drawn to the chapel, which felt to me untouched since its creation by the first Duke. This is connected to the Oak Room - an entirely contrasting space panelled with oak from a monastery in Germany.
This commission arrived as I was in the middle of Assemblage 7, my most ambitious work with wood and stone. The shellac stained, polished oak pieces of Assemblage 7 were in part inspired by the refined polished wood found in stately homes like Chatsworth. And the Purbeck marble we were using is normally seen in ecclesiastical buildings. Wonderfully serendipitous." - Faye Toogood
FURNITURE
All of the pieces are handmade by small-scale fabricators and traditional artisans, with an honesty to the irregularity of the chosen material.
ROLY POLY STOOL
ROLY POLY CHAIR
ROLY POLY DINING TABLE
ROLY POLY DINING CHAIR
ANCESTRAL SEATS
Burghley House, the treasure-trove Elizabethan home of the Cecil dynasty, doesn't exactly lack outstanding pieces of furniture. But there's always room for a few more additions-strikingly modern included, so long as they boast unimpeachable design pedigree. With an eye for a finely turned leg or four, Gianluca Longo sets out the chairs peerlessly.
Photography: Oskar Proctor
AS FEATURED IN WORLD OF INTERIORS
DOUGH
Six sculptural pieces - a mug, jug, bowl, platter, vase and centrepiece, is available in cream and charcoal matt glazes.
PLATTER
VASE
TOOGOOD CREATES TIMELESS WORKS OF UNCONVENTIONAL DESIGN. OUR APPROACH UNITES THE ARTISTIC WITH THE EVERYDAY TO MAKE THE LANDSCAPE OF OUR LIVES LESS ORDINARY.
JOURNAL
SCISSORS, PAPER STONE
"With Collection 019 we are taking it right back to the essentials and the clothing has a quiet, timeless confidence. "
FAYE TOOGOOD ON MATERIAL
"My first piece of furniture was made from sycamore. A blonde wood, like ash or pine, but with a much more delicate grain."
TOOGOOD X SESSIONS ARTS CLUB
Sessions Arts Club is a place to disappear. A restaurant, bar and performance space build on a studio ethos, hidden away up four flights of stairs.
ANCESTRAL SEATS
Burghley House, the treasure-trove Elizabethan home of the Cecil dynasty, doesn't exactly lack outstanding pieces of furniture. But there's always room for a few more additions-strikingly modern included, so long as they boast unimpeachable design pedigree. With an eye for a finely turned leg or four, Gianluca Longo sets out the chairs peerlessly.
Photography: Oskar Proctor
AS FEATURED IN WORLD OF INTERIORS
DOUGH
Six sculptural pieces - a mug, jug, bowl, platter, vase and centrepiece, are available in cream and charcoal matt glazes.
PLATTER
VASE
TOOGOOD CREATES TIMELESS WORKS OF UNCONVENTIONAL DESIGN.
OUR APPROACH UNITES THE ARTISTIC WITH THE EVERYDAY TO MAKE THE LANDSCAPE OF OUR LIVES LESS ORDINARY.
FURNITURE
CLOTHING
HOMEWARE
STRIPES & CHECKS
Stripes and checks are technical and tactile, subtle and special. Soft wool check in a tonal, granite ombre was inspired by a “tirelle” – the sampler of swatches sent by a fabric mill.
DISCOVER THE COLLECTION
DRESSES
TROUSERS
CHATSWORTH HOUSE
“"I was approached by curator Glenn Adamson, who wanted me to respond to one of Chatsworth's incredible rooms. I was immediately drawn to the chapel, which felt to me untouched since its creation by the first Duke. This is connected to the Oak Room - an entirely contrasting space panelled with oak from a monastery in Germany." - Faye Toogood
ROLY POLY STOOL
ROLY POLY CHAIR
ROLY POLY TABLE
ROLY POLY CHAIR
ANCESTRAL SEATS
Burghley House, the treasure-trove Elizabethan home of the Cecil dynasty, doesn't exactly lack outstanding pieces of furniture. But there's always room for a few more additions-strikingly modern included, so long as they boast unimpeachable design pedigree. With an eye for a finely turned leg or four, Gianluca Longo sets out the chairs peerlessly.
Photography: Oskar Proctor
AS FEATURED IN WORLD OF INTERIORS
DOUGH
Six sculptural pieces - a mug, jug, bowl, platter, vase and centrepiece.
PLATTER
VASE
TOOGOOD CREATES TIMELESS WORKS OF UNCONVENTIONAL DESIGN. OUR APPROACH UNITES THE ARTISTIC WITH THE EVERYDAY TO MAKE THE LANDSCAPE OF OUR LIVES LESS ORDINARY
JOURNAL
SCISSORS, PAPER, STONE
"With Collection 019 we are taking it right back to the essentials and the clothing has a quiet, timeless confidence. "
FAYE TOOGOOD ON MATERIAL
"My first piece of furniture was made from sycamore. A blonde wood, like ash or pine, but with a much more delicate grain."
JOURNAL
SCISSORS, PAPER, STONE.
"With Collection 019 we are taking it right back to the essentials and the clothing has a quiet, timeless confidence. "
FAYE TOOGOOD ON MATERIAL
"My first piece of furniture was made from sycamore. A blonde wood, like ash or pine, but with a much more delicate grain."
TOOGOOD X SESSIONS ARTS CLUB
Sessions Arts Club is a place to disappear. A restaurant, bar and performance space build on a studio ethos, hidden away up four flights of stairs.