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The Decorative Fair Spring Edition 2025

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The Decorative Fair Spring Edition 2025

This Spring Fair, from 6th to 11th May, brings together over 115 dealers across a wide range of disciplines. It's the perfect place to source items with rich histories and inspiration for your own home. Discover Mylands colours at the May 2025 Decorative Fair.

As official paint partner of The Decorative Fair, Mylands has worked closely with the Spring edition's exhibitors to create unique, outstanding backdrops that enhance their antiques and spaces. Held in Battersea Park three times a year, The Decorative Fair is the ultimate destination for interior designers, antiques collectors and art enthusiasts, dealing in every discipline of antiques, fine and decorative art, 20th-century design and historic pieces. The family-owned event, launched in 1985, became an instant reference for connoisseurs and dealers, and is a key event in the design seasons for professionals and aesthetes.

This Spring Fair, from 6th to 11th May, brings together over 115 dealers across a wide range of disciplines, the perfect place to source items with rich histories and inspiration for your own home. This season, Mylands colours feature across a host of exhibitors, each displaying a unique shade from our wide array of core colours, across the Colours of London, Archive, Film, Television and Theatre, and Greys & Neutrals collections. From bold standouts, including shades from The Dependables Collection by Beata Heuman x Mylands, Boiled Dill BH.22 and Bone BH.04, our colours have given each exhibitor a distinctive aesthetic.

Antiques stand with panelled walls in Beauvais No.195, hung with botanical prints around a marble figure on a column
Antony Outred, Stand C19, featuring Beauvais™ No.195

Redeem your complimentary tickets for The Decorative Fair

Mylands holds a limited number of complimentary tickets for the current Spring Fair; to redeem yours for two guests* for the Spring Edition, contact our customer service team at bonjour@mylands.fr or call 05 82 95 11 03. *Limited number available.

Mylands colour highlights at The Decorative Fair Spring 2025

CLERKENWELL™ NO.21

Hudson Antiques, led by Darren Hudson, specialises in furniture, lighting and mirrors from the 18th century to mid-century modern. Here is Clerkenwell No.21, a soft, warm off-white that exudes the natural tones of China clay, perfect for traditional settings or to offset against striking accents.

Gilt mirror and wall lights above a walnut commode against warm off-white walls in Clerkenwell No.21
Hudson Antiques Ltd, Stand A04, featuring Clerkenwell™ No.21

PLEASURE GARDENS GREEN™ NO.214

Twenty-nine years in the world of antique frames, selling frames from the Renaissance to the 1970s. His stand is dressed in Pleasure Gardens Green™ No.214, a strong hue containing red with a drop of violet to deepen the tone, named after the leafy Vauxhall gardens on the south bank of the Thames, a stone's throw from the original Mylands store.

Antique gilt picture frames hung and stacked against a deep green wall in Pleasure Gardens Green No.214
Peter Last Ltd, Stand B25, featuring Pleasure Gardens Green™ No.214

GREENSTONE™ NO.190

An extensive stock of fine paintings from the 16th to the 21st century, Darnley Fine Art is a leading specialist in 19th-century Orientalist paintings of the Middle East and prints by David Roberts. For the fair, Darnley chose Greenstone™ No.190, a truly modern grey-green with an intensely calming, zen-like quality that is natural and unique.

Paintings hung on grey-green walls in Greenstone No.190, with a marble bust on a black plinth
Darnley Fine Art, Stand F09, featuring Greenstone™ No.190

CIRCLE LINE™ NO.45 & EATON SQUARE™ NO.232

Based in London since 1988, Joost van den Bergh has dealt in Indian and South East Asian art for over 25 years, focusing particularly on sculpture and works of art, and also dealing in other areas of Asian art, including Tibet and Japan. He presents Circle Line™ No.45 and Eaton Square™ No.232, both bright and vibrant, for a unique pop of vintage-styled hues.

Sculpture and works on paper displayed on blue plinths against a bright yellow wall in Circle Line No.45 and Eaton Square No.232
Joost van den Bergh, Stand F03, featuring Circle Line™ No.45 and Eaton Square™ No.232

The Dependables Collection, Beata Heuman x Mylands: BONE BH.04 & BOILED DILL BH.22

Stephane Olivier presents colours from The Dependables Collection, the Beata Heuman x Mylands collaboration, Boiled Dill BH.22 and Bone BH.04.

Garden antiques, stone urns and a painted armoire on a stand with walls in Bone BH.04 and Boiled Dill BH.22
Stephane Olivier, Stand D02, featuring Boiled Dill BH.22 and Bone BH.04

Boiled Dill BH.22 is an unusual yellow leaning a little towards green, inspired by a special 1890s room in Dalarna, Sweden; use it as a chic accent on woodwork with light walls or on furniture such as wooden chairs.

Bone BH.04 is a creamy white mixed to evoke a 1940s kitchen, a good choice for areas with little natural light such as lower ground floors or basements, and excellent on furniture such as chairs or tables.

Stand hung floor to ceiling with drawings and paintings of the figure
A single framed portrait hung on a plain painted stand wall
More Mylands colours across the Spring Fair stands: Greenstone™ No.190, Bone BH.04, Pleasure Gardens Green™ No.214, Soho Pink™ No.266, Pale Lilac™ No.246, Morning Blue™ No.32 and FTT-006 Shocking Pink™
Deep green stand wall hung with antique frames and mirrors above a glazed display case
Textile dealer's stand with bolts of antique fabric, a printed curtain and an upholstered fauteuil
Frames and mirrors on one stand, and a textile dealer's stand hung with antique fabrics
Art deco furniture, a tapestry and an alabaster pendant light on a pale stand
Striped bolster sofa and printed lampshades in front of toile curtains and pale blue walls
An art deco stand, and a stand of printed textiles against pale blue walls
Framed works on paper and dark ceramic vessels against a vivid pink stand wall
A stand in FTT-006 Shocking Pink™
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