Carrol Boyes Introduces The New Organic Collection
Ready, set, spring! We’re unveiling the latest Organic Collection from Carrol Boyes.
These soft, undulating shapes are subtly punctuated by the iconic twirl from the Carrol Boyes logo, in a timeless white-on-white colourway.
These floating forms were originally hand-sculpted by Carrol and working closely alongside Carrol Boyes herself, Lyndi tells us how they developed the product into what it is today.
Watch the video to find out more…
“Being a creative at Carrol Boyes means I get to push boundaries and create beautiful pieces of art that you wont find anywhere else. Whilst also reimagining what is being classified as art. What an exciting and crazy path.” – Lyndi
Carrol’s legacy lives on in the newest additions to the Carrol Boyes homeware ranges. The Carrol Boyes brand has stood the test of time with its quirky originality and strong artistic design. The team looks ahead to the next 30 years of setting the trends with a plethora of new products in the pipeline. Their talented designers continue to create world class functional art in keeping with the legacy of the brand.
Find the latest Organic Collection available online at Carrol Boyes.
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