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Brian Wilton drew on military inspiration for a powerful 2016 tartan commissioned by the Russian Consul General in Edinburgh to honour those who sailed the Russian Arctic convoys of World War Two. "With echoes of the MacLeod and MacKenzie tartans from the clan lands bordering Loch Ewe departure fjallraven bag point for so many of the World War Two arctic convoys to Archangel and Murmansk the Russian Arctic Convoy tartan encapsulates the essential colours remembered by convoy veterans," explains Wilton. "Colours of dread, death and destruction, but colours too of bravery, hope and survival. White brings a multitude of memories fjallraven kanken mini backpack ice floes, wind-whipped wave-tops, snow and ice-encrusted superstructures and today, the classic white berets of the surviving veterans.

"Grey is for the sea and the sky, for the Allied battleships and the ever-threatening enemy U-boats. Black is for line upon line of enemy bombers, while silver is the most chilling sight of all the bubbles in the wake of an oncoming torpedo. Brightening the hopes of many thousands of those Arctic mariners however and the desperate, besieged Russian civilians was the Red Ensign of the escorting Royal Naval vessels, and red too in the merchantmen's own fjallraven mini backpack flag the Red Duster and that of the Russian flag."21st-Century tartans can also look at the fabric of Scotland in fresh ways. When, in 2014, the northern Scottish region of Aberdeenshire hired Donna Wilson to create a tartan that expressed the distinctiveness of the region, she chose to do her initial research in local primary schools.

He's not the only one to prefer an eclectic, cluttered approach. Currently, the UK news is dominated by a story about the refurbishment of PM Boris Johnson and his fiancée Carrie Symonds' flat. In an opinion piece, the Guardian describes the look of Symonds' chosen interior designer, Lulu Lytle, as "two parts Raj, one part boho, two parts anteroom from the set of The Crown". For most maximalists though, the look is less specific.

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Founded by Tina Seidenfaden Busck, The Apartment, a design gallery located in an 18th-Century building in Copenhgaen, offers a similar visual joie-de-vivre. Hailed in a recent article in the Financial Times as "one of the pioneers of the mismatched, love-worn look", Busck is a former Sotheby's employee turned art consultant. The Apartment is designed to look like a private home, albeit one that is constantly changing, from which you can purchase anything you see: from the art [img]https://www.nationalmargday.com/images/h/fjallraven kanken sale-474pgw.jpg[/img] to the furniture. Nothing "matches" but everything looks spectacularly desirable.