Drawing inspiration from the extraordinary flora and fauna of Highgrove Gardens, restored, nurtured and transformed over 45 years by His Majesty King Charles III, Highgrove by Sanderson tells a captivating visual story in this unique collaboration.
HOSPITALITY Sanderson Design Group proudly collaborates with exclusive hotels, bars, restaurants, and top-tier hospitality venues. With our expertise and creativity, we craft bespoke interior solutions that elevate these spaces to new levels of luxury and sophistication. From iconic hotels to trendy urban bars and cozy restaurants, we apply our deep understanding of design principles to create ...
Marking over a decade since Sanderson’s last trimmings collection, we have collaborated with interior design studio Salvesen Graham for an exquisite new collection, made exclusively in the UK.
THE COLLECTION Giles Deacon, the London based couture designer and illustrator, known for deftly mixing fashion, fine art, and theatre, has developed a unique collection of fabrics and wallpapers with Sanderson, incorporating commissioned art works and new iterations of archival jacquards and prints from his own studio and the Sanderson archive. Sanderson classics sit alongside opulent new ...
Ever inspired by the utilitarian items of everyday life, Giles has explored the fine geometric twists of wire fencing and elevated it within Faraday velvet. A soft, sumptuous pile is richly coloured in Sanderson’s ever evolving palette. Coming soon.
For years, a persistent (and mostly unserious) theory has pulsed through the Cosmere fandom: Hoid — the cosmic wanderer who appears across Brandon Sanderson’s novels — is actually Sanderson himself.
Polygon: Brandon Sanderson debunks theory that a Cosmere hero is secretly himself as a cameo
Brandon Sanderson debunks theory that a Cosmere hero is secretly himself as a cameo