Head designer Hannah Middleton gave the rugs varying pile heights and hand-stitched detail, and the bolster cushions saturated butterscotch and earthy oxblood.
In association with Baya.
When it comes to soft furnishings, achieving measured balance between movement and structure is the gold standard. Hannah Middleton, head designer at Baya, understands this tension and in the Summer 2026/2027 collection, each piece is positioned to deliver architectural style against a nature-led fluidity.
The cushion range demonstrates this beautifully with elongated bolsters that bring geometrical elegance to a night-time sanctuary. Bedrooms get a tonal boost with purposeful shades such as saturated butterscotch and earthy oxblood. Pair with summer-doused linen (think broderie whites or coastal blues) for a seasonal lift.
The Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland-based brand is also celebrated for its statement rugs, and this latest offering is no exception. Hand-carved woollen floorcoverings constructed with varying pile heights (we love the textural ‘stripe’) and hand-stitched elements are a tactile triumph. They provide a definitive touch when introduced in living zones or bedrooms, in colours that sing with warm boldness (think wine-red and ochre), but functional flatweaves that quietly do their duty can also go gently into that good night in low-key shades of bracken, brick and limestone.
Ethically crafted and anchored in craftsmanship, Baya’s rugs and cushions integrate comfort and sustainable style into the everyday. They sometimes seek attention, sometimes not, but they’re always a solid foundation to build an interior story on.
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