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Guest Curator // Louise Roe

Text reads "Guest Curator Series PRINT CLUB LONDON X LOUISE ROE" with four star-like asterisk symbols below, celebrating artist-made wall art and original artwork.

It’s a new week which means a brand new guest curator and we’re very excited to be chatting to Louise Roe and taking a peek into her gorgeous Georgian farmhouse! After seeing her home you will instantly want to fill your home with antiques, vintage finds and our lovely artwork of course!

A corner of a room with original artwork on tan walls, a white door with glass panes, and a small bookcase holding children's books.

Text reads "Guest Curator Louise Roe" with a wavy line underneath the name on a white background, introducing our latest original artwork collection featuring artist-made wall art.

A woman in a blue halter top and jeans stands with arms crossed in a kitchen, with fruit and kitchenware on the worktop—captured as original artwork perfect for artist-made wall art.

Louise Roe began her career as the news editor for Vogue.com, in London. She has since written for publications including Elle UK, In Style UK, People Stylewatch and Martha Stewart Weddings.

Her passions include skiing, high heels, cocktails, old movies and working as an ambassador for MTV’s Bullied campaign, and Step Up Women’s Network, an organization which helps underprivileged girls achieve their college and career goals.

After 11 years living in LA, Louise and her family recently relocated back to the English countryside, where she is enjoying renovating their new home.

A bright, spacious kitchen with sage green cupboards, white worktops, a central wooden table, large windows letting in natural light, and a limited edition screen print adding a touch of contemporary art to the space.

Text in handwritten style reads: "CAN YOU DESCRIBE YOUR HOME TO US?". A limited edition screen print that brings original artwork and contemporary art print style to your space.

It’s an old Georgian farmhouse in a little English village that we fell in love with on first sight. It has a lot of original period features so we’ve tried to accentuate those where possible.

I think traditional English country house with a twist- I love chintz, a mix of textures, antiques. I am a massive fan of furniture markets so the house is full of amazing vintage finds. I love putting a contemporary spin on a traditional style by adding lots of colour.

Text reads: "Did you build your interior style gradually? Or did you have a clear picture from the start—complete with a striking contemporary art print or artist-made wall art?.

I started planning what our English house would look like long before we left LA, let alone found the house. I’ve always loved interior design so I held on to fabrics that I’d found years ago…and now I’ve finally been able to use them!A traditional study with coral walls, antique wooden desk, chairs, and a glass-fronted bookcase filled with books beneath detailed cornicing, complemented by original artwork that brings an artistic touch to the classic space.

Text in handwritten font reads: "NEXT INTERIOR PURCHASE?" on a white background—perfect inspiration for your next artist-made wall art or limited edition screen print.

I’ve become a bit of an Etsy addict so I’ve been searching on there for a bamboo mirror for our guest bathroom.

Handwritten text reads, "FAVOURITE KIND OF WEEKEND?" on a white background—perfect as artist-made wall art or unique gallery artwork for any creative space.

My dream weekend would be having friends over for a BBQ and drinks on the Friday. A lie in and a long dog walk on Saturday finishing with a takeaway and a film. I love to pop into town on a Sunday for some brunch or head to an antique fair or market.

The piece pictured in this photo is by Lucille Clerc but, is unfortunately sold out. Scroll down to view a similar pieces

A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens

We’ve just spent a gorgeous few days at Cliveden house which is one of my favourite places ever. So so beautiful, it’s near where we got married and I find something new to love about it every time we stay.

The Slightly Foxed podcast is my current favourite, it’s all about forgotten books and is the most soothing listen. 

One of my favourite restaurants is La Famiglia in Chelsea, London. It was Princess Diana’s favourite! Delicious food and a great atmosphere.

An iPad for talking to our families in lockdown, a bottle of Malbec and BBC’s Gardener’s World (not technically an item but I just love it)

 

Leopardo De Las Nieves by Max Machen
Edition of 40, £90

Palm Canopy by Lucille Clerc
Edition of 50, £120

It hasn’t been so much keeping busy as trying to find some time! Both my husband and I work full-time and Honor is two so it’s been a bit of a juggling act. It’s been lovely to spend so much time together though.

Plan, plan, plan. Instagram and Pinterest are amazing for inspiration and ideas. Keep fabric samples you love and everything will find a home. Most importantly, enjoy it. It’s a lot of fun.