This new variation of Kit Kemp's Susan Chair is upholstered in 'Busy Lizzie' in Pink, from Kit's new fabric collection with Christopher Farr. Inspired by vintage weaves, this hard-wearing geometric woven cloth in bright shades of pink, with contrasting orange piping and orange leather handle, adds colour and splendour to your dining room. All Kit Kemp furniture is beautifully handcrafted and made to order in a range of Kit Kemp fabrics, bespoke to your room scheme.

Chocolate Garland Candlestick holder by Katrin Moye has broad contrasting stripes in flamingo pink and chocolate brown.

It is decorated with hand painted garlands and is a wonderful additional to any mantelpiece or table setting.  

John Jenkins, one of the United Kingdom’s leading designers and suppliers of crystal and glass, collaborated with Tim Kemp, Firmdale owner and CEO, to create the ‘Soho’ style which can be seen in all of the Firmdale Hotels in London and New York.

Kit is often influenced by a sense of the whimsical and the lyrical, as well as a love of animals. Hence the collection features a series of characters and patterns that have a primitive, folkloric feel. These elements we have embroidered in one corner of the linen. Set includes six napkins with six different designs, one of each: blue bird, purple donkey, green gherkin creature, colourful peacock, pink antelope, yellow creature. 

Kit Kemp has worked alongside iconic British company Wedgwood to create a beautiful collection of specially designed china called Sailor's Farewell. Her design was based upon a collection of embroidered fabrics produced for Chelsea Textiles and has been applied to the bone china creating a unique illustrative style. A sailor's loved-one is waving goodbye on a rock with her scarf flying in the wind. As she waves goodbye the motifs around the china shows the sailor's adventures on the high seas above and below the waterline. 

Kit Kemp has worked alongside iconic British company Wedgwood to create a beautiful collection of specially designed china called Sailor's Farewell. Her design was based upon a collection of embroidered fabrics produced for Chelsea Textiles and has been applied to the bone china creating a unique illustrative style. A sailor's loved-one is waving goodbye on a rock with her scarf flying in the wind. As she waves goodbye the motifs around the china shows the sailor's adventures on the high seas above and below the waterline. 

The Sailor's dinner plate, is crafted in fine white bone china with its wide pale blue border and lady waving off her loved ones forms part of the illustrative story of The Sailor's Farewell. Originally created as a fabric pattern by renowned designer, Kit Kemp the bowl depicts a frogman beneath the waves, exploring a sunken shipwreck, two of the motifs used in the Sailor's adventure after his loved-one waves him off. With its pale blue finish echoing the original linen created by Kit Kemp, the dinner plate is embellished with a deeper blue and hand-applied 22 carat gold trim and forms part of a second collaboration between the designer and Wedgwood continuing her love of folkloric story-telling. Back stamped for authenticity, this plate forms part of a stylish tableware collection which is used in two of the boutique hotels in New York and London co-owned by Kit Kemp.

Kit Kemp has worked alongside iconic British company Wedgwood to create a beautiful collection of specially designed china called Sailor's Farewell. Her design was based upon a collection of embroidered fabrics produced for Chelsea Textiles and has been applied to the bone china creating a unique illustrative style. A sailor's loved-one is waving goodbye on a rock with her scarf flying in the wind. As she waves goodbye the motifs around the china shows the sailor's adventures on the high seas above and below the waterline.