Arne Jacobsen Flowers | Summer Workspace

Summer might be having a laugh at us all from behind a cloud of rain (welcome to British summertime) but it hasn't stopped me making an effort to bring a little into my workspace.Known for his rich contribution to the world of Danish design and architecture, Arne Jacobsen paved the way for bold, graphic style, particularly in his monochrome typography created in 1937 and now popularised by Danish company Design Letters & Friends. You will no doubt recognise his alphabet collection, but perhaps you're not so familiar, maybe even surprised to see a softer side to his work. Inspired by wildflower meadows, his sketches and watercolours produced while in exile to Sweden during WWII informed what is the new vintage flowers anemone collection. The soft, freeform black, white and grey floral motif has given my pegboard a new dimension which I've worked into a summer inspired moodboard.My brilliant pegboard shelf is currently home to three sunny melamine letter cups spilling with tiny white flowering Bacopa, a sweet little nod towards the floral stationery and voluminous porcelain pot of white Asters on my desk.In a bid to be a little more "offline" this summer, I'm hoping these fresh new notebooks will help keep me focused. I miss scrapbooking the way I did before Pinterest and there's nothing better than a blank page to fill you with optimism, am I right? This Travel Journal will also be joining me on a design tour to Spain next month-I can't wait to share more of that with you soon, but in the meantime I'm filling it with Instagram photos from last year's wanderings.So hello from my summer inspired workspace! What do you think of the new Design Letters collection?

Photography & Styling © Tiffany Grant-Riley

**This is a sponsored post in collaboration with Design Letters & Friends.