Why settle for a boring interior. Add pops of primary colours to your living space!! You can do it quite simply by sticking to a few colours. Black and white can act as a base with red and yellow as hints to add the required POP! Mondrian was certainly onto something. Starting from…
read moreI totally LOVE when people send in pictures with their Urbanknit gear! Here is Ivy in Paris doing it in style by accessorising her beautiful dry lace outfit with one of our
read moreThe Cameroonian designer Serge Mouangue has collaborated with a kimono designer,
read moreOne of my all time favourite and very much an Urbanknit classic. The indigo batik is handmade, hand-dyed in Osogbo, Nigeria. The colours and motifs pay homage to the old-school type of tie-dye in a deep deep captivating blue. Here’s what we made with it!
read moreThe fabulous Ivy in a hot pink trouser suit beautifully accessories with an Urbanknit Olive petals
read moreFresh Prince of Bel Air WHERE: Shoreditch, London COUNTRY: United Kingdom WHEN: July 2014
read moreThis week our fabric of the week is the Chocolate Rose Ankara fabric. Made in Nigeria by a local textile mill (NICHEM), it features a simple floral motif against a green backdrop. Here's what we made with it! 1.
read moreThe Africa Centre Summer Festival which I believe is in its second year was a fantastic experience. There were so many activities on for both adults and children alike. Colourful, musical and fun. At the Vou Brown stand we met so many wonderful and interesting people. Thank you to everyone that stopped over to browse,…
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