London Designer Rose Uniacke Unites With Matt Camron For a New Houston Showroom — Inside an Exclusive Arrangement
An Interior Designer's Dream
By Shelby Hodge //
Photography Daniel Ortiz
In heralding its partnership with British brand Rose Uniacke, Matt Camron rolled out the proverbial red carpet — make that a blanket of antique tapestries — for a celebration that spread from the new Houston showroom to the parking area of The Cottages at Matt Camron. The area dressed in bar tables, umbrellas, string lights and a custom outdoor bar added a fanciful note to the night.
Interior designers and interiors aficionados gathered to view the Rose Uniacke collection that includes a rich fabric library alongside a selection of lighting and furniture, all designed as an immersion in Uniack’s refined esthetic. Uniacke’s Melissa Corfield came in from London for the opening.
This new Houston showroom is open to both trade and the public.
Uniacke launched her furniture and lighting collection in 2010 to complement her full-scale design business. Projects range from private members club San Vincente West Village to the Belmond Royal Scotsman. Over the years, the London-based designer has built an international following around her interiors and collections that prize materiality, craftsmanship and restraint.
New classics in the collection include the Petersham sofa and armchair with elegant lines, subtle flared arms and an extra-deep base for comfort. Textiles followed in 2017 with a collection of custom-dyed natural fibers produced by small European mills in Uniacke’s signature soothing, earthen color palette — plush velvets, rich felts, wall coverings and drapery.
With four decades in the business of rugs, Matt Camron serves as the exclusive Rose Uniacke representative in Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana. Uniacke’s designs are offered in tandem with Matt Cameron’s antique rugs, antique-inspired rugs, hand-woven modern rugs, flatweaves and custom designs.
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