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ELLE Decoration: The Brit List featuring Margo Selby

Posted on 17th September 2019 at 10:00 am by Margo Selby / Margo Selby Studio

THE MATERIALIST: MARGO SELBY In this 30th anniversary piece for ELLE Decoration Margo talks with Fiona McCarthy about her love of the production process and some of the things that inspire her work. Renowned weaver Margo Selby has always been happiest when using her hands. ‘I was a bit of... Read More

Chatsworth Arts Festival

Posted on 10th September 2019 at 2:21 pm by Margo Selby / Margo Selby Studio

Chatsworth Arts Festival Margo joins Jarvis Cocker, Tom Dixon and a host of makers, creators and performers at Chatsworth House. Now in its fifth year, Chatsworth Arts Festival has invited Margo Selby to present a talk and workshop as part of a dynamic program incorporating culture, design, thought and performance from across the... Read More

Margo Selby for the Royal Opera House

Posted on 20th August 2019 at 12:31 pm by Margo Selby / Margo Selby Studio

Textiles | Architecture | Opera Margo Selby was commissioned by the Royal Opera House to design a set of unique cushions and scarves inspired by the architectural forms of the House's new Linbury Theatre. The Carmen and Boheme designs combine inspiration from the bold linear wood panelling of the new... Read More

Love Welcomes: Knowledge Sharing

Posted on 17th July 2019 at 11:35 am by Margo Selby / Margo Selby Studio

Margo Selby collaborates with Syrian Refugees living in Greek camps to design a new range of homewares. Love Welcomes works with Syrian women in Greek refugee camps to help them build a better future through income generation skills. They are trained to weave handcrafted products, such as welcome mats, out... Read More

Margo Selby: Design Philosophy

Posted on 27th June 2019 at 12:35 pm by Margo Selby / Uncategorised

Margo is an architect of pattern, who’s unique design philosophy seeks to push the boundaries of weaving to create contemporary, textural woven fabrics for a range of interior applications. Design in Practice Margo’s design process is informed and derived from the process of weaving itself. ‘Much of my work is... Read More

Tessellation In Review

Posted on 13th May 2019 at 12:48 pm by Margo Selby / Uncategorised

Our London Craft Week experience has now concluded, and we’re proud to share the resulting images. The Future Of Craft, presented by Design Nation in partnership with the Oxo Tower Wharf for London Craft Week, invited Margo Selby to create an installation, which included 16 original handwoven artworks. Margo’s artworks…

London Craft Week – Tessellation

Posted on 24th April 2019 at 2:07 pm by Margo Selby / Uncategorised

Margo Selby presents her TESSELLATION exhibition for London Craft Week. Part of The Future of Craft program at the Bargehouse in London, Tessellation features an installation of 16 unique handwoven artworks. Each piece, woven in the Lampas technique from over 5000 individual threads, stands alone as an abstract composition. When assembled in formation, these…

New Launch: Rohe

Posted on 24th April 2019 at 1:57 pm by Margo Selby / Uncategorised

The textural quality of our new Rohe fabric is achieved through a double weave and heat shrink process creating an embossed-like surface. It complements the colour palette and textural qualities of fabrics such as Alvar and Suki. Rohe is available in present and large square sized cushions, wash bags and fabric meterage.

Comerford Collection, USA

Posted on 2nd April 2019 at 1:28 pm by Margo Selby / Uncategorised

We are pleased to have Comerford Collection presenting our handwoven artworks in their beautifully curated showroom in Bridgehampton, NY, USA. They chose a collection of 3 pieces, each with a fresh pallet from warp 12. 12,1 12,3 12, 5 – SOLD For viewing and enquires on these artworks please contact…

Artworks Styled by Edwina Boase

Posted on 29th March 2019 at 11:14 am by Margo Selby / Uncategorised

Interior Stylist and Design Consultant Edwina Boase worked with a collection of Margo Selby artworks in her latest project. 3 handwoven artworks were selected for the East London house, redesigned by architects Studio CTA for Channel 4’s Ugly House to Lovely House. Project Credits: Designer/Stylist: Edwina Boase, https://www.instagram.com/edwinaboase/ AmazingTelly: www.instagram.com/amazingtelly Photographer:…

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