LONG LIVE GREAT BARDFIELD: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF TIRZAH GARWOOD

LONG LIVE GREAT BARDFIELD: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF TIRZAH GARWOODWhen Tirzah Garwood was 18 she went to Eastbourne School of Art and here she was taught by the artist Eric Ravilious. Over the next four years she did many wood engravings and these were widely praised and several were displayed by the Society of Wood Engravers. Alas, after she and Eric were married in 1930 a large part of her time was spent on domestic chores. In 1935 she had the first of her three children. In 1942 the year she was operated on for

The Somerset is one of the most popular classic Victorian bedsteads

The Traditional Elmstead sofa is a timeless blend of elegance

Two large seat cushions create more streamlined feel with a feather and foam filling

Handmade brass candle holder each piece is therefore organically unique

the classic lowball shapes are perfect for a fine glass of whisky and the classic whisky cocktail so loved in the city

her Lover's Eye jewellery collection was released last year and the bespoke pieces continue to form a new and tactile side to Sophie's practice

making it very robust and suitable for everyday use but refined enough for entertaining

celebrating the link between food and art through original recipes and stories

with the colour palette also inspired by the work of pioneering mid-century textile designer

After siesta

The Sussex Bee hand dipped beeswax candles are made by Lia

All the shells are arranged by hand