With busy hands we re-create all three, in gleaming metallic lurex and scored cords, in granite hues and woven jacquard with geological motifs, in painterly patterns on crisp papery cottons.

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"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."

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The timeless spirit of the English landscape imbues Faye Toogood’s designs for Brooklyn-based Calico Wallpaper, the designs were inspired by Toogood’s childhood memories of rural England.

Three different papers have been developed: “Woodland”, a graphic monochrome sketch of sylvan calm; “Fields”, a painterly evocation of a rural idyll in bold, rich colours; and “Moors”, which encapsulates the rugged uplands with broad horizontal strokes.

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Six sculptural pieces - a mug, jug, bowl, platter, vase and centrepiece, is available in cream and charcoal matt glazes.

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