Showcasing Love Your Home at Langdon Court

LANGDON COURT PARTNERS – LOVE YOUR HOME

Love Your Home is the perfect interior partner for Langdon Court as their pieces are beautifully handmade and sustainably sourced. Langdon Court is being renovated to be enjoyed and Love Your Home’s collections combine elegance with clever, practical design to suit everyday living. It has been wonderful to team up with founders Leigh Harmer and Abi Boura to bring the rooms back to life.

Langdon Court owner Donna says: “Our designer and I were already huge fans of the Love Your Home brand so we had to have special pieces for Langdon Court. We started off looking at beautiful beds and armchairs before moving onto footstools and sofas too. Langdon Court is a real beauty and I’m delighted to have teamed up with such a beautiful brand for this once in a lifetime renovation journey.”

Leigh and Abi, founders of Love Your Home, said: “Collaborating on this project with Donna and Geraldine has been an absolute pleasure. The innovative way they have used Love Your Home fabrics along with vintage and sourced fabrics has been inspiring. By combining textures, piping, frills and print they have created spaces with depth and homeliness, without compromising on the comfort or elegance. It’s been such a creative, challenging, fun project to watch evolve and it demonstrates what you can create with a bespoke Love Your Home product. We are so delighted that they chose to work with us and we can’t wait to see it all come together.”

Geraldine Apponyi of Apponyi Design said: “For a lot of the upholstered furniture such as sofas, chairs and beds, we have worked with Love Your Home. The designs, and importantly the quality is, in my opinion far superior to many of the other companies out there. They have a great range of house fabrics, many of which we have used as the colours, textures and quality have worked so well within the designs. However, they have also been brilliant and accommodating using our own fabrics. I sourced many vintage fabrics from an upholsterer that was closing-down after 30 years in business and wanted to use some of the larger pieces in the more prominent rooms. I really challenged them with contrast pipings, contrast kick-pleats, sofas in two different fabrics where we didn’t have enough of one- I think barely one item was as standard, and they took it all in their stride, creating totally unique and bespoke pieces for us.”