Design Anthology – Issue 14 (UK Edition)
Design Anthology Issue 14 (UK Edition) is spotlighting the best of design, architecture, art, travel and style across Europe. In issue 14, we speak to colour maven Cassandra Ellis in her townhouse-cum-showroom in Bath. We explore the pared back interiors of jewellery brand CompletedWorks’ new London outpost, designed by Hollie Bowden.
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