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Inspired by Adam’s intricate plasterwork at Kenwood House
representing a month of the year in an English garden - from delicate snowdrops for January to exuberant roses for June
no gardener would be a gardener if he did not live in hope" and "Flowers really do intoxicate me"
it's the perfect accessory for anybody who loves the finer things in life
The First Folio
Vitruvian Scroll 45 William Morris Inspired by Adam’s intricate plasterworkThe Vitruvian Scroll Silk Scarf takes inspiration from the intricate friezes and architectural details found in Britains stately homes. Drawn from Rorys personal sketchbooks, the motifresembling a breaking wavepays homage to the grandeur of 18th century interiors, with influences from historic landmarks such as Holkham Hall and Chiswick House. Traditionally used as a decorative border, the Vitruvian scroll has been reimagined as the centerpiece of