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Novecento Artemide Matera Tivoli Monte Carlo Beds Mattresses Headboards Accessories Vispring Divan Beds Vispring Mattresses Vispring Headboards Vispring Accessories Kiely credits her grandmother with being the creative influence in her life. Her father was an accountant; her mother studied science before being forced to give up work by her employers after she married. [2] Bedroom Furniture Bedside Tables Blanket Boxes Chest of Drawers Dressing Table Mirrors Dressing Tables Wardrobes a b c Jenkinson, Emily (2 September 2010). "Pattern by Orla Kiely". thegoodwebguide.co.uk. Archived from the original on 26 September 2018.

She began designing handbags and hats after her father noted during her first London Fashion Week that everyone was carrying a handbag, but no one was wearing a hat. [5] In the late 1990s, she had the idea to laminate cloth for handbags: "At the time, no one was doing anything like it. Laminated fabric, in those days, meant tablecloths." [3] Kiely Rowan PLC, the retail and wholesale entity operating the fashion business under Kiely's name, ceased trading on 17 September 2018, but has continued selling through its distribution partners. [1] Biography [ edit ] Bed Frames Guest Beds Children's Beds Wood Bedframes Metal Bedframes Upholstered Bedframes Velvet Bedframes Her fashion line has been worn by Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, [13] [14] and celebrities including Kirsten Dunst [4] and Alexa Chung. The Afternoon Show, RTÉ One". RTÉ News. 10 November 2008. Archived from the original on 18 September 2009 . Retrieved 30 November 2009.

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Living Room Furniture Bookcases Cabinets Coffee Tables Console Tables DVD Storage Hallway Furniture Lamp Tables Nest of Tables TV Units Dining Table Sets Compact Dining Sets High Gloss Dining Sets Marble / Stone Dining Sets Glass Dining Sets Wooden Dining Sets a b c d e Walshe, Barbara. "Orla Kiely: The Irish Charm". couttswoman.com. Archived from the original on 21 February 2011.

a b De Rosa, Sophie (27 September 2010). "World of: Orla Kiely, designer". The Daily Telegraph . Retrieved 7 February 2022.Hart, Carolyn (25 October 2010). "Food news: Hallowe'en cupcake decorations, Orla Kiely's kitchenware, and more..." The Daily Telegraph . Retrieved 7 February 2022.

Sleepeezee Divan Beds Sleepeezee Mattresses Sleepeezee Headboards Ortho Gold 2000 Ortho Bronze 1000 Poise Plus 3200 Wool Deluxe 1200 Wool Superb 2800 Wool Supreme 2400 Millbrook Divan Sets Millbrook Headboards Millbrook Mattresses Relyon Divan Beds Relyon Mattresses Relyon Headboards All Brands Divan Beds Mattresses Cadgwith Kynance Mullion Prussia Sennen Headboards Accessories Restless Sleepers Planet Savers Twisters and Turners Sink in Snoozers Silentnight Divan Beds Silentnight Bed Frames Silentnight Mattresses Silentnight Headboards Quinn Stax Bailey Pemberley Blake Wilson Hudson Tod Chairs FootstoolsShe has also designed a refillable water bottle called the "Wottle", which is a collaboration with the water filter company Brita. The bottle features her green-stem design and is made from high-density polyethylene, a recyclable plastic material, and produced by a company in Suffolk. [10] Orla Kiely to close retail and online businesses". RTÉ. 19 September 2018 . Retrieved 7 February 2022.

Emling, Shelley (5 June 2009). "A designer's gift for understatement". New York Times . Retrieved 7 February 2022. (subscription required) The Winchester Leather Collection Newstead Mayfair Canterbury Somersby Regent Westbury Woburn Arcadia Hatton Kumara Menton Tasmania Fairfax Canada Rufus Java Raphael Barbados Malta Yosemite Grant Samba Jessica Jordan Syracuse Denver Vida Cranford Lotus Venice Beds Seating Magnificent Irish fashionista stamps". World Stamp News. 18 July 2010. Archived from the original on 3 February 2014.

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Shepard, Anna (12 September 2008). "Green living: can Orla Kiely wean us off bottled water?". The Times. Archived from the original on 17 September 2008. Kiely has been described by The Guardian as "the Queen of Prints." [7] Her designs have been used for a variety of objects, including kitchenware, [8] stationery, furniture, [4] wallpaper, [2] and a range of Citroën DS3 cars. [9] She has completed two publications entitled Home and Pattern, both published by Conran Octopus. She released a third publication, A Life in Pattern, in early 2018 to coincide with her exhibition at the Fashion and Textile Museum in May.