NARCHIE CURATED: MAXIMILLIAN HURD

Hi, you!We spoke to Max Hurd about being brave with your interiors, and taking room inspiration from the people you love. Keep reading to see his curated Narchie edit, and follow him on Instagram to see how he styles his new #narchiefinds - a pair of antique french confit pots.

MAX'S EDIT

If you were looking for a sign to snag these, this is it. Discover Max's curated items:French scallop dish by Dinks HouseRaw clay candleholder by Ruth WildeMosiac urn by Scene by ChloeProvence wicker vase by Petit Panier

What's your best interior decorating tip? Be brave and trust yourself. If you love it, go for it! Everything decorative is re-doable if it's a disaster!What makes your home unique to you?The colour! I worked very closely with my great friend Benedict Foley to create a space that was really reflective of me, and the things I love - starting with huge amounts of colour!What's your favourite item in your home and why?I grew up in Brazil and I have an enormous painting in my hallway by an artist called Norton which used to hang in our house in Sao Paulo. It's completely incongruous with my little house in Queens Park but it's a riot of shapes and colour and everytime I walk past it I am taken straight back to Brazil!What's on your interiors wishlist?It's more of a wish essay at the moment, I am always looking for something ! At the moment though I would say it's probably lamps! Where do you get your interior inspiration?From everywhere really! My life, my childhood, my friends and family, places I have seen and been. I am very lucky to be surrounded by incredible creatives who I look up to and admire and love to bounce ideas off - and I would say they are probably my biggest inspiration! 

EXPLORE: NEWNESS

Our favourite find this week?This wooden bottle vase.Green column lamp

Tony Green original artworkTwisted taper candlesHandmade striped mugStrawberry rug