Summer Residency in London

We are delighted to announce a new residency of Lorfords Contemporary furniture and Sister Parish fabrics at the Edward Bulmer Paint Townhouse in Pimlico, London. Running now through Friday, August 15th, this exciting collaboration brings together our heritage-led textiles and wallcoverings alongside Lorfords decorative antiques and bespoke furniture. United by a shared philosophy of interiors that are collected rather than assembled, the space celebrates timeless craftsmanship, character and thoughtful design.‌ At its heart, the collaboration celebrates the art of layering, blending contemporary design with heritage, antiques, color, and craftsmanship to create authentic, timeless interiors - rooted in the belief that the most memorable rooms are cultivated over time.

Photography by Elena Bazu

Shop The Showroom

Can't visit the showroom this summer? Shop the look from home and make it yours.

Sunswick and a Set of 19th Century Prints

Made for the perfect sitting area.

Brio and Dolly Raffia

At home amidst the paint drawers.

Godfather and an 18th Century Console Table

Solid fabrics, quality paints, and antiques.

Meet Edward Bulmer

Unlike any other paint brand our natural paints are designed, created and ‘homemade’ by leading interior designer, architectural historian and ‘colour man’, Edward Bulmer. Like a top chef, Edward is passionate about every colour we produce, how it has been made and the raw materials we use to make it. It not only matters that this paint colour will look beautiful in your home, for Edward, our paint must not cost the earth. 

Meet Sister Parish

An iconic American heritage brand founded in 1933 by legendary interior designer Sister Parish. Now in its fourth generation of female ownership, Sister Parish Design continues its legacy of timeless textile and wallcovering designs for great American homes.

Meet Lorfords

The UK and Europe's largest collector and distributor of unique decorative antiques, with 5000+ antiques in stock and 150 new items added weekly.