Peter & Sally Nencini.

The Tyrella Chair for which the original drawing was made in response to Tyrella beach in County Down, Northern Ireland. This is a very special place for Peter and especially Sally as it goes back to her childhood. How lovely.

The Point Chair was made for Issac, aged 1.

Embroidery detailing for The Point Chair, designed by Peter and executed by Sally.

The Shoe Stool. Drool.

The Shoe Stool stitch detailing. Yes, that looks pretty damn intricate.

Calligraphic Chairs (c.1960s) were restored, reupholstered, hand embroidered and exhibited at Midcentury Modern.

Original drawings for Calligraphic Chairs. They work aligned horizontally as a set, with motifs drifting from one chair into the next.

I’m in love. These chairs, that embroidery. What’s not to love.

These pieces are a result of a collaboration between Peter Nencini and Sally Nencini. Peter describes himself as a “making-looking-thinking of an illustrator-designer-lecturer”, and Sally recycles and re-uses vintage textiles, inspired to make new from old. She also does bespoke traditional and modern upholstery.

Check out Peter’s blog, Sally’s blog and Sally’s Etsy store for more candy. Swoon.