An optimistic assortment of soft home decor items crafted from digitally printed textiles.

There's something special about coming back to the comfort of home after a bustling day outside. In collaboration with the Start-Up sofa brand Cozmo and Kornit Digital, Yael Mer and Shay Alkalay of the London based design Studio Raw-Edges, have fashioned a collection humoristically inspired by the charm and serenity of idyllic countryside landscapes. Drawing from the timeless imagery of embroidered cushions featuring quaint red-roofed houses and picturesque mountains, Raw-Edges put their own spin on tradition by harnessing the power of Kornit's digital printing technology. Layer upon layer of vibrant patterns and colorful shapes were artfully merged to evoke a feeling of material richness and warmth, all thanks to Kornit Digital's innovative techniques.

The "Home Sweet Home" collection showcases the "Field" patterns, characterised by a herringbone arrangement of dainty, colorful leaves that form intricate backdrops for expansive areas like sofas, bed headboards, and curtains. Additionally, there are meticulously detailed cushions adorned with images of houses and mountains, perfect for decorating sofas with a touch of whimsy. 

Raw-Edges has a longstanding fascination with the portrayal of domestic landscapes, stemming from their early encounters with Swiss mountain wallpaper in their London flat. This fascination evolved into vibrant herringbone flooring for Stella Mancetly and eventually culminated in the Endgrain collection, prominently featured in the Sculpture Gallery at Chatsworth House.