One of a kind, bespoke and exclusively handmade by decoupage artist Beatrice Bloom London, as featured in British Vogue and House & Garden. Packaged sustainably free from plastic in stunning complimentary gift wrap. One tree planted in the Amazon rainforest for every sale.
My trays are available to order in four sizes: Medium: 40cm x 30cm x 5cm Large: 50cm x 40cm x 5cm (SHOWN IN VIDEO & PHOTO) XL: 60cm x 40cm x 6cm XXL: 75cm x 40cm x 6 cm PLEASE REFER TO THE SIZE GUIDE IN IMAGES Please do take measurements before you order to confirm the size you are after. Matching items available do check out my other listings! OVER 80 DESIGNS AVAILABLE
Each tray is a unique work of art, as no two are identical. Please note that due to their handmade nature, the placement of the paper pattern may vary slightly from the photos, enhancing each tray's individual charm.
My trays are handcrafted from pinewood and finished using the art of decoupage. What sets each tray apart is the exquisite handcrafted touch. Each tray undergoes a meticulous process over several days to achieve perfection. The journey begins with carefully sanding the wood, followed by applying two coats of paint. Next, a 100% authentic luxury designer paper is thoughtfully applied, and the tray is finished with three layers of sealant. The sealant incorporates nanotechnology, making it resistant to water and stains while providing high UV protection. Each layer requires a full 24 hours to dry.
A Beatrice Bloom London home accent goes beyond mere functionality, elevating itself to a versatile centrepiece that effortlessly blends into sophisticated interiors, seamlessly marrying practicality with aesthetic charm. The perfect addition to your living space, bedside countertop, dining or to gift a loved one.
Highgate tray is crafted this from an orphaned roll end of Woodland Weeds by Morris & Co in orange/turquoise colour way brings a fresh maximalist statement to your home. The vibrant colours are simply stunning that will brighten up any space. It makes me so happy to give a second life to a roll end to craft such a useful home accent.
This distinctive pattern is credited to the artistic prowess of John Henry Dearle. Originating in 1905, this archival piece possesses an uncommonly precise symmetry and perpendicularity, setting it apart within the esteemed repertoire of Morris & Co. designs. The original woodland weed pattern by was frequently displayed against a verdant backdrop, reminiscent of flourishing amidst meadows.
The trim is artfully painted in Little Greene's Yellow Pink. This shade was previously linked to a yellow hue extracted from the Woad plant, showcasing a luxurious earthy tone popularly utilized in wallpaper dyeing. This distinct Yellow-Pink shade, akin to a robust mustard, finds its essence in the ochre pigment, a time-honored decorative medium with roots tracing back to ancient civilisations.
I want to clarify that I am not affiliated with any of the brands mentioned on this page. My admiration for their designs and colors is purely personal. Additionally, I assure you that all papers I use are 100% authentic.
