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Donna Wilson for V&A Dundee
This year has been a busy one for collaborations, but one particular project close to Donna's heart was with the newly opened V&A Dundee, the first ever dedicated design museum in Scotland. More
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From Glasgow Women’s Library – Votes for Women
When the weather is cold, what could be better than cosying up indoors with a book – or a book-shaped ‘Votes for Women’ Cushion?! Last year, Glasgow-based curators Panel (Catriona Duffy and Lucy McEachan) invited me to be a part of their project with the Glasgow Women’s Library. Launching this month to coincide with International Women’s Day, From
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The Cushion Collective
As we launch our new AW17 cushion collection, Donna strolls down memory lane to look back at lambswool cushions past and present. From creatures to cushions… After the success of my knitted creatures, I wanted to have something else to that would appeal to the same kind of design shops who had been stocking them.
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New Donna Wilson designs at Land of Nod
This week we unveil more new things we designed in collaboration with The Land of Nod. This new range of baby bedding is now up on their website for all to purchase. I’m so in love with all the designs we made for them, they’re all 100% organic cotton. My favourite is this reversible Night and Day baby
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Amazing Hotels: Fogo Island Inn, Newfoundland
You may have seen this fab BBC2 TV documentary series Amazing Hotels: Life Behind The Lobby currently available to watch on BBC iPlayer. I was delighted to stumble upon the episode about Fogo Island Inn a stunning luxury hotel which is located in Newfoundland, the most northerly region of Canada. Did you know I had a hand in creating
MoreDonna Wilson X Makoto Kagoshima launches!
I’m so delighted to see my new collaboration with Makoto Kagoshima is finally on display at Isetan Shinjuku store, Tokyo Japan. I wish I was there to see the live mural painting by Makoto and meet all my fans in Japan. Find out more about this collaboration in last week’s blog post. Photo credit
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