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A look behind the making of Three Kings, my new silk scarf and tie designed for the British Museum’s Bayeux Tapestry exhibition, inspired by the kings, creatures and extraordinary imagery of the nearly thousand-year-old embroidery.

The story of ARTVERSE, an exhibition with painter Dan Llewelyn Hall that began over Christmas drinks and a shared love of poetry, and ended with a week of painting, printmaking and poetry in the heart of Mayfair.

A collaboration with Julie Montagu, Countess of Sandwich, inspired by the extraordinary collections at Mapperton and created to support the restoration of its historic West Room.

On the 125th anniversary of Oscar Wilde’s death, Rory Hutton’s exhibition Oscar Wilde 125: Reimagining the House Beautiful opened at Shapero Modern. Inspired by Wilde’s writing, wit and love of decoration, the show brings together scarves, prints, blue and white china and a fan designed in collaboration with Rockcoco Fans.

I’ve always been fascinated by the way interiors reflect the lives lived within them, especially historic rooms layered with generations of memory. My new collection, The Collector’s House, is inspired by three such spaces — the Country Kitchen, the Drawing Room and the Boudoir. Each scarf draws on my love of interiors, collecting and storytelling, with details from my own collection alongside imagined pieces inspired by stately homes and auction houses.