HOWARTH is a beautiful Harlequinesque design – rich in colour and jewel-like in form – a sumptuous chromatic chandelier of pattern. The original inspiration for the HOWARTH fabric design came from a study of jewellery at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. Margo spent time in these galleries –... Read More

Perfect for garden entertaining!  Margo Selby Studio is proud to release our new indoor/outdoor kelim rugs – equally perfect for conventional interior use OR patios, decks and conservatories – anywhere that you would like to add warmth, comfort and style – it is now possible to have Margo Selby design... Read More

LOCKDOWN A year on… It has certainly been a strange year! And have we reached the ‘new normal’ yet? Everything still feels very uncertain... At the end of March 2020 the studio was busy. We were in high spirits enjoying the afterglow of COLLECT, the international art fair for modern... Read More

International Women’s History Month is important to me for many reasons – as a celebration of women and also as a campaign for equality. I’m fortunate to work alongside some very creative and competent women within my own studio. As a working mother myself, I appreciate the necessity of flexible... Read More

Virtual COLLECT 2021  International Art Fair for Modern Craft and Design   Open 26 February - 2 March, 2021 online (virtual preview 24-25 February) The Crafts Council presents COLLECT – returning for its 17th edition. At a time when the global pandemic prevents us from coming together at Somerset House, London,... Read More

Margo Selby exhibiting in Blanket Coverage at Llantarnam Grange Arts Centre. Celebrating the Heritage and Diversity of Weaving, textile artist/designer Laura Thomas curates a long-awaited exhibition platforming contemporary woven design. Blanket Coverage opens at Llantarnam Grange Arts Centre, Cwmbran, south Wales, on 28th November 2020, as a much-needed review of... Read More

Nexus Place 25 Farringdon Street, London Margo’s VEXILLUM I, II and III is now installed in the atrium of NEXUS, on Farringdon Street in London. Visible from the pavement through large windows, VEXILLUM greets visitors, occupants and passersby, like a fanfare. It looks amazing in this space – enlivening and... Read More