Hand painted & made to order in England
House of Hush Enquire

Happiness in the quietest of moments

Thoughtfully made in England

The art of living slowly

The start of our journey together

  1. Every commission begins with a conversation. Tell us about your home, your ideas and the little details that make it yours. Whether in person or over the phone, we’d love to hear what you have in mind.

    Begin here
    Tea in the garden beside a hand-painted horse headboard
  2. Where ideas begin to take shape. We’ll explore our linens, colours, finishes and illustrations, bringing together a thoughtful design that feels entirely your own.

    See how we work
    Botanical sketches on sage card, held up for a client
  3. With an appreciation for traditional craftsmanship and the beauty of the handmade, each piece is carefully brought to life in our studio, with attention paid to every last detail.

    Inside the studio
    Working by hand in the studio
  4. The finishing touch, and the beginning of a new chapter. Your piece finds its place at home, ready to be loved for years to come and treasured as an heirloom.

    View finished work
    Finished olive linen headboard in a panelled bedroom
Tea in the garden beside a hand-painted horse headboard

The things we treasure are rarely just things. They are the memories attached to them.

Read our story

Journal

Stories from the studio

Hand-painted sprig and button cushions in natural linen on a bed

Beyond the canvas

A closer look at our hand-painted linens, where traditional techniques meet a contemporary approach to decorative textiles.

Paper templates of waves and a boat on the studio table

It all begins on paper

From the first pencil marks to the final composition. A glimpse into the creative process behind our designs.

Smoothing the olive linen arched headboard above sprig and button cushions

Choosing a headboard shape

Exploring the shapes, proportions and considered details that make a headboard so much more than a finishing touch.

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Keep in touch

Occasional letters from the studio: new pieces, work in progress and the slow turn of the seasons.