The kitchen garden is a sea of orange, filled with self seeded marigold and calendula flowers. I love the exuberance of these blooms, and the contrast between their bright petals and green leaves. They gave me a feeling of light and positivity which I tried to express in the Marigold and Saffron parasols with their floral motifs against fresh white.

The Edmund Indigo Octagonal Parasol has a deep navy chevron print lined with deep cream, and the Edmund Citrus has a tangerine orange chevron print exterior and sunshine yellow lining.

To encourage biodiversity we scattered seeds for wild flowers in patches of bare earth. The results were glorious thickets of poppies, snapdragons, scabious and grasses, an eye-pleasing carpet of colour captured in the floral print on our new Daphne parasols.

Around our front door grow scented lavender bushes and the Viola parasol is created from these colours which conjure serenity. We're also introducing Margaret; a beautiful parasol printed with a pale blue scallop shell design.

Joyful & elegant organic swirls, the Lexham pattern is inspired by the brush strokes of artist William de Morgan.