Liberty

Characterised by its eclectic mix of motifs and design styles, Enzo Serenade was hand-drawn in the Liberty studio and takes cues from the creative oeuvre of Arts and Crafts luminary Lewis Foreman Day. With a strong focus on decoration, the design’s imaginative flowers and prominent foliage become vehicles of graphic experimentation, incorporating intricate linework adorned with a myriad of layered details. 

Ocean Bottle reinterprets Enzo Serenade as a reflection of craft heritage and coastal landscapes. From forest paths to coastal waterways, this design mimics the routes and practices that connect communities with the natural world around them. 

Inspired by the stylistic hallmarks of the 1960s Art Nouveau revival era, Prospect Vista was hand-painted in the Liberty studio and echoes motifs found in Bernard Nevill’s ever-popular Prospect Road pattern. Bursting with retro charm, the design’s prominent petals are framed by bold outlines and enriched with flat colour, flowing curves, stripes, scribbles, and playful dashes. 

Ocean Bottle reconsiders Prospect Vista as a reflection of a world where flowering species and vibrant ecosystems bloom. Connected by rivers that flow from the forest to the ocean, this design depicts the extraordinary botanical world of our tropical rainforests.