Inspiration
We hope our Song magazine provides a source of inspiration for home and family life, and helps to see and try things in a way you had not before. We share pictures and stories of people and places, and recipes, poems and thoughts that mean something to us, in hopes they mean something to you too.
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The flexibility and convenience you expect from modular furniture with all the comfort you expect from Maker&Son
Our first ever modular furniture range, Orlando, was inspired by many of the customers we’ve met since we launched the business; customers who are looking for wonderfully comfortable furniture made from natural materials, and want flexibility and a contemporary look.
So naturally comfortable, so sustainable, there are so many reasons to love linen
Beautifully lightweight yet wonderfully durable, linen is such a perfect choice for your home. Our 100% Linen has been woven exclusively for us by a family mill near Florence, Italy, to bring you the softest material possible. Its heavy weight - nearly a kilo per square metre - and pre-washing means that it always stays looking great. One of the best parts about our 100% Linen covers is that they are also completely machine washable at home.
We believe we've made the most comfortable dog bed in the world...
We decided to launch our new dog bed in style with a comfort-test like no other. Twelve of our most loved furry friends accepted the challenge. Read the verdict on whether we received their paw of approval.
Discover the stunning interior style of Australian artist Troye Sivan's house in our latest Get the Look
The Victorian-era home of acclaimed singer-songwriter and actor Troye Sivan has gone through several transformations, much like its owner. Once Melbourne's leading handball court, it initially hosted intercolonial handball competitions in the late 1800s. Its Victorian industrial structure was once a brick factory and a 1950s hotel before being revitalised by celebrated Australian architect John Mockridge, who bought the site in 1970.
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