Happy Tuesday y’all and let’s continue with some 80s inspired living.
Equally bold and graphic as yesterday’s interior stylist Susanna Vento, it’s fashion and home accessories by Dutch brand SCENERYLABEL today. To be truthful to owner and creator Beth Oladipo her designs are mainly inspired by the crafts and cultures of tropical lands. Think Central and West Africa with a hint of 80s art and music, bold pops of colour, dynamic vintage prints and lots of black and white patterning and before you know it you’ll be humming Toto’s Africa (my god, I love that song!).
Beth was brought up in a theatrical household and watched her mother make all manner of props and costumes from scraps of fabrics and wire coat hangers which initiated her own creative journey. Starting with an illustration degree in London, on to window dressing and styling for magazines, to designing prints for fashion and finally starting her own label in 2011.
Her attention to detail is outstanding and every product is meticulously hand-made. She uses a mix of techniques like genuine wax batik, patchwork, embroidery and applique that make every piece totally unique.
I was taken by Giorgos Gripeos creative photography that sums up the point of her accessories which is to serve as zingy, imaginative and inspiring props for everyday life and a stance against our homes becoming too bland.
MORE INFORMATION | Scenerylabel
PHOTOGRAPHY | Giorgos Gripeos (lifestyle) & Maarten Wouters (product shots)
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