Join us on a tour of the vibrant London live/work space of Ondine Ash, the designer behind her own eponymous, ethically-conscious homewares collection:
"I decided to keep the shell very neutral with white walls and bare, oiled floors,” says Ash.
Ash’s houseplant collection adds greenery and texture.
“I’ve always been drawn to textiles,” Ash says.
The compact birch-ply kitchen was built by Ash’s uncle, a carpenter.
Open shelves hold vintage copper pots; a hook keeps a colorful tea towel at the ready.
Ash’s spare room doubles as her stock room and workspace.
In the main bedroom are examples of Ash’s range of mud-cloth cushions.
The bath, where Ash carefully does all of her own indigo dyeing.
Ash at home.