Welcome to TGP Tidbits where we round up the happenings and our musings of the design industry each week. This week we take a look at Lee Jofa x Weezie, The Six Bells Miniatures Weekend, and Inside WOW!house 2026. Written by Natalie Aldridge.
Lee Jofa x Weezie
Who says the best patterns in the house have to stop at the living room? Legendary textile house Lee Jofa is bringing some of its most iconic prints to Weezie, proving that even the bathroom deserves a dose of good design.
Photographs courtesy of Weezie.
The two brands have teamed up on a collection of towels, robes, shower curtains, and bath accessories that translate nearly 200 years of textile history into everyday essentials. Think of it as your favorite Lee Jofa fabrics, only instead of upholstering your sofa, they’re wrapping you up after a shower.
The collection has three signature patterns pulled from the archive. Palmero delivers lush Mughal-inspired botanicals, Marciana offers a beautifully tailored stripe, and Davenport, an early 19th-century French Indienne block print, brings a timeless floral into the mix. Together, they strike that perfect balance of classic, collected, and luxurious.
We’re always excited to see heritage brands reinterpret their archives in fresh ways, and this collaboration feels especially fitting. Beautiful textiles shouldn’t be confined to draperies and upholstery. If you’re the type who appreciates a well-dressed bathroom as much as a well-dressed living room, this collection is worth adding to your radar. And as if the Lee Jofa prints weren’t enough, we can’t get over the addition of Weezie’s signature monograms. The combination of Lee Jofa’s timeless patterns, Weezie’s charming aesthetic, and personalized embroidery is the cherry on top.
Shop the full collection here!
The Six Bells Miniatures Weekend
We’ve long professed our love for dollhouses and miniatures, so naturally this caught our eye. From September 23-25, The Six Bells is hosting its third Miniatures Weekend Workshop, an immersive retreat dedicated to the tiny worlds that have captivated collectors and design lovers for generations.
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Set within The Six Bells, the storybook Countryside Inn in New York’s Hudson Valley inspired by the charm of the English and American countryside, it feels like the perfect backdrop for celebrating all things miniature. The beautifully designed inn, complete with antique-filled interiors, cozy guest rooms, and its own fictional village lore, is reason enough to visit.
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The weekend brings together renowned miniature artisans Lee Thomas and Peggy Kimball for hands-on workshops, leisurely countryside meals, and plenty of time to admire the extraordinary craftsmanship behind these pint-sized creations. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or simply someone who can’t resist peering into a beautifully appointed dollhouse, it promises to be a delightful celebration of all things miniature.
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If you’re anything like us, you’ve likely spent far too long admiring perfectly scaled Georgian drawing rooms, tiny copper pots, and impeccably upholstered dollhouse furniture. A weekend devoted entirely to the art of miniatures at a beautiful countryside in sounds like a dream. More information can be found here.
Inside WOW!house 2026
Every summer, we eagerly await the unveiling of WOW!house at Design Centre Chelsea Harbour in London, and this year’s edition certainly did not disappoint. Now in its fifth year, the month-long showhouse once again brought together many of the world’s leading interior designers and architects to create 22 fully realized spaces built from the ground up within the Design Centre, giving visitors an inspiring glimpse into the ideas, craftsmanship, and collaborations shaping design today.
From intimate libraries and jewel-box powder rooms to elegant salons, richly decorated bedrooms, and beautiful garden spaces, each room reflected its designer’s unique point of view while celebrating the extraordinary artisans and makers behind the work. The result was a showhouse filled with drama, storytelling, and a deep appreciation for beautifully crafted interiors.
Below, we’ve rounded up a few of our favorite rooms from this year’s WOW!house to give you a little tease. Stay tuned for a more in-depth look inside!
Photographs Courtesy of James McDonald.
Read our favorite articles of the week!
This Newly Built East Hampton Retreat Feels Like a Generations-Old Family Heirloom written by Sarah DiMarco for Veranda.
Downeast Antiques Show Chair Billy Cotton Shares His Midcoast Maine Favorites written by Jill Simpson for Frederic.
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x Natalie
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