Win a Patternologist voucher worth £85.00

Win a Patternologie voucher worth £85.00 | H is for Home

We’re really excited to be teaming up with The Patternologist this month. We share a passion for nature and the outdoors and the desire to bring it into the home.

Dawn, the creative force behind the company, describes herself as a ‘Biophilic Artist’; she expresses her creative principles thus:

I felt the urge to dig deeper beyond the idea of just knowing I love being in nature I wanted to discover the ‘Why’ I felt that knowing ‘why’ could add another dimension to my designs, combining my love of art with nature feels so natural and perfect to me…

The Patternologist jaguar cushion The Patternologist owls cushion

Biophilia acts as the will behind conserving our planet – by destroying the source of food and clean air, water, and land, we are destroying ourselves. We have an innate understanding of the importance of nature – E. O. Wilson, 1984

The Patternologist hornbill cushion The Patternologist geometric leaf cushion

The Patternologist creates a range of linen and velvet items in a number of patterns inspired by the natural world. For instance, the brand new line – titled Little Owl – is a beautiful composition in inky blue and silvery white of little owls in moonlit woodland.

It was inspired by Dawn observing the unfolding fledging process of a real life owlet from its oak tree nest.

Cubic Pythagorean lampshade Jaguar lampshade

The ranges are all available as cushions, lampshades and wall art (which is printed onto wood) – you could bring together different pieces from the same collection or mix & match the various patterns.

Little Owl wall art print

To enter, please tell us about your favourite ways of enjoying nature.

The competition is open to all – any age and internationally… good luck!

A Patternologist voucher worth £85.00

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197 thoughts on “Win a Patternologist voucher worth £85.00

  1. After The Rain fragrance is what i have to say i would like, it contains Sandalwood and Rose, its a wonderful combination

  2. Whenever I want to reconnect with nature I take a trip to Loch Lomond (fortunately not too far from me!) and take myself a small picnic and find somewhere on my walk to sit down and enjoy the tranquility.

  3. I love gardening, creating a wildlife habitat then sitting back and watching the birds, bees & butterflies go about their busy business! 🙂

  4. I moved to the countryside after a lifetime in a major city and everyday am grateful for the beautiful surroundings!

  5. we spend most weekends out walking in the countryside, and our children come too, so we can teach them about nature

  6. Hubby and I go for a 4 mile walk round our village every day. We love seeing the way things change on a daily basis. Seen some gorgeous butterflies and dragon flies in recent days as well as following the progress of a family of swans

  7. I love to feed and watch wood pigeons and doves.I also love to plant shrubs and flowers specifically for pollinators.

  8. I just love sitting in my garden watching the birds and sometimes the Red Kite and what ever else wanders into the garden to pay us a visit

  9. I love gardening, and when the weather outside in not nice, I also have quite a few houseplants that I love looking after.

  10. I love to sit in the garden and listen to the birds. I live somewhere very quiet so it’s lovely. If I go to the sea, I enjoy listening to the waves but I’s been ages since I’ve seen the sea.

  11. I love to be beside a pool or stream and enjoy the sight of dragonflies flitting over the water, their wings glinting in the sun

  12. I love going walks in the forest with my son, we see birds of prey along the way all the time and love visiting the loch it’s so relaxing xx

  13. I love going on geocaching walks – I always spot things I’d never normally notice – last time was a deer & a grass snake!

  14. I love camping. We have a favourite spot that is full of nature – birds, animals, trees and plants. So much to explore and take in.

  15. Being in lockdown over the past few months has really given me an appreciation of nature in my garden. I love watching the comings and goings of the birds, bees, butterflies and other insects and seeing which plants they prefer.

  16. My favourite way of enjoying nature is o go for a long country walk and enjoy the views and wild life along the way.

  17. We keep part of our garden wild, so that it can be enjoyed by hedgehogs, birds and other wild animals.

  18. We try to walk in the Country Park every day. We are very fortunate to live so close to it and we see deer, rabbits, ducks, bats etc. depending on what time of day we walk. In Spring the bluebells are spectacular and it is fascinating to see all the colour changes throughout the year. We also love bodyboarding – lying on a board being moved in by the waves gives you a new respect for the ocean.. In colder weather we walk along the beach and enjoy seeing the various sea birds. Hazel Rea @beachrambler

  19. The best way to enjoy nature is to walk and find a secluded place to sit and soak in the peace and tranquility nature brings to the mind and soul xx

  20. we are watching caterpillars eating all our sprouting broccoli….looking forward to seeing lots of butterflies

  21. I love to have a walk – the beach, a woods, fields etc and then find somewhere peaceful to sit and just relax and listen.

  22. We get a lot of nature in our back garden, just sitting on my swing seat I see all sorts of bugs, bees & birds. Later on in the evening we have a hedhehog that wanders around.

  23. Going for a walk in the woods or sitting by the river listening to birdsong are my favourite ways of enjoying nature

  24. I’m pretty much housebound thanks to my M.E. and lymphoedema. I love to open my window or the kitchen door on an evening and listen out for the owls, and hope that they fly past when they are hunting. I love looking out for the local herons when Mum and I go food shopping, and I’ve been lucky enough, after 20 years of living here (!) to see 3 deer laid in the field as we returned home. My neighbour who has lived here much longer has never seen any!

  25. I love watching raindrops drip from leaves or standing below a tree trying to find the bird that I can hear singing above.

  26. We have a lovely forest and river near us so it’s great to go for a relaxing stroll with the dog and listen to the birds

  27. I’m an early riser and love going out with the dog before many people are around. The peace and quiet allows you to appreciate the nature around you.

  28. I love going for long walks, but stopping regularly to look in more detail at wild flowers or stunning views.

  29. My favourite thing about nature is definitely animals, and I love interacting with them (or trying to!). I especially love feeding bees and wasps on my hand.

  30. I love going for a walk in the local woods and finding all the latest nature emerging. Was really lucky to see a white admiral butterfly this year.

  31. I love to just wander round my garden – amazing how much there is to appreciate if you really stop and take the time to do so

  32. We spend a lot of time in our garden especially while we have been shielding our youngest son, we have a bird table and various feeders and like to watch all the different birds. We are fortunate to have red kites nearby as well as a regular flyover by a sparrowhawk. We have a fair few hedgehogs who visit each evening too fiona d

  33. We have a wildlife meadow just behind my apartment . Love early morning (4am) walks with dog in the summer . The mist is rising from the grass and there are foxes , deer , badgers , rabbits and pheasants etc starting their days (or ending their nights ) and its magical .

  34. We spend a lot of time in our garden especially while we have been shielding our youngest son, we have a bird table and various feeders and like to watch all the different birds. We are fortunate to have red kites nearby as well as a regular flyover by a sparrowhawk. We have a fair few hedgehogs who visit each evening too fiona d

  35. I’m lucky to be surrounded by the Welsh countryside and have a stream bordering my garden. So even when I don’t get out to the woods or the coast I can hear the stream and the birds that use it. I’ve even seen otter in it!

  36. Look going for walks and sitting on a nice bench and watching nature, I am always in my garden admiring the flowers or watching the birds that come to visit

  37. I take my boys for a lot of walks and I think it teaches them to appreciate nature. We’ve discovered all kinds of things in our little village during the last few months. Hidden paths, unique house decorations, beautiful gardens and even emus and alpacas.

  38. Walking in the forest with my dogs, seeing it throughout the year means that I see and smell the subtle differences and I enjoy them all!

  39. as well as spending as much time on various activities outside, I like to bring nature in to everu roo i the home somehow, withr as a houseplant, bouquet or in asoft furnishing design, as wood etc

  40. We love spending time in nature and are very lucky in that we are surrounded by beautiful countryside, along with hills, mountains and beaches.

  41. I love bird watching and feeding our garden birds. We have so many different varieties that visit our garden. They bring me so much pleasure to watch them

  42. Sitting in the garden, it’s a bit of a wildlife haven, birds, butterflies, bees, the odd dragonfly, squirrels and in the evenings bats and hedgehogs

  43. I love to go hiking in the countryside! There’s nothing better than a day spent with beautiful views and fresh air x

  44. I love being in the garden, watching the bees and the butterflies. We put lots of bird and squirrel feeders, its amazing how much wildlife you get in a built up town

  45. I love all nature especially watching the bees in my garden I always make sure I’ve got plenty of flowers for them

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