Spring 2010 range combines old and new furniture

Graham and Green has introduced its Spring 2010 collection of furniture, which combines traditional and modern designs.

The company claims that it has created and sourced classic furniture from around the world with quirky accessories that will put the emphasis on a 'fresh' spring.

The new collection is influenced by the 1950s; retro lamps and a new driftwood kitchen furniture range complement some white 'cult' tolix chairs and a kitsch plate shelf.

Graham and Green's Spring 2010 collection also includes ceramic pendant lights, bamboo lanterns and a ladder, a driftwood sideboard and a bulldog vase.

The company is also offering a seasonal-green chest of drawers in a curvy shape.

A mother-of-pearl four-drawer console and a black wide chest of drawers are part of the new collection.

For gardeners, the wooden 12-slot shelf unit is suitable for storing seeds, for example, with useful label slots.

For organising the kitchen, the new range includes rustic cutlery and tea boxes.

Various ceramic animal heads are designed to make a modern statement; they can be displayed on their own or in a group, contrasted against a dark wall.

For customers wanting to give a room a feminine touch, the new Amelie range combines elegance with a contemporary feel, according to Graham and Green.

Made from mango wood, the range includes a console, a bedside, a dressing table and a stool with a padded leather seat.

The new Murano mirror complements the Amelie furniture range.

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