Her signature mix of pattern and patchwork gives antique furniture and accessories a quirky edge, and her colourful fabric wall at the glitzy new Annex 3 in London's West End helped to win it the Wallpaper~* magazine Best Bar award earlier this year. "I admire antique textiles, and furniture is a way of presenting them," Lisa told INTERIOR at her Squint showroom in East London. "I respect their history - what has been involved in creating the fabric I'm using. Often something has been re-worked, perhaps patched, and I will think about how it was made. Or maybe I'll use a curtain that was originally hand-stitched, and is quite a treasured thing."
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