Art, Objects & Textiles

Straw

Marquetry

Lamp

Bases

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Launching at Decorex, 11–14 October with AEVEN Collective.
Handcrafted in London and made to order.

Straw Marquetry

Lamp Bases

London artist and designer Eleanor Nadimi in her studio, seated beside abstract paintings and a tufted textile artwork.

Eleanor Nadimi is a London-based artist and designer creating paintings, textiles and objects to be lived with — bringing art beyond the wall and into the room.

Her work is rooted in colour, not simply as decoration, but as something that shapes how a space is felt. She moves between flat surfaces and three-dimensional forms, using paint, fabric and straw marquetry to explore composition, balance and the quiet shift that happens when an artwork becomes part of everyday life.

Alongside her own collections, Eleanor works on commissions and collaborations with private clients, interior designers and brands.

Eltham Screen by Eleanor Nadimi displayed in an interior with a wooden chair, low table and small abstract painting.

Eltham Screen, 2026 — featured in ELLE Decoration and LivingEtc

Reverse of Eltham Screen by Eleanor Nadimi, featuring hand-painted vertical stripes in blue, black, white and brown.

Artworks & Objects

Eltham Screen, 2026

Into the Limelight by Eleanor Nadimi, an abstract square painting with layered frames of cream, taupe, fluorescent yellow and black.

Limelight, 2025

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Eltham Screen. A three-panel folding screen. 180 × 165 cm
Straw marquetry, acrylic, wood stain and emulsion on birch ply. The Eltham Screen reflects a wider interest in how art and objects shape the feeling of a room. Rather than treating func
New painting Form in Yellow 67 x 76.5 x 3.5cm Acrylic and Emulsion on board #yellowpainting
Lulu, studio sunlight and my Limelight painting. Acrylic and emulsion on canvas
76 x 76cm
Christo and Jeanne-Claude. I was lucky enough to hear Christo speak at the Serpentine when they had an exhibition there in 2018, taking over the gallery and creating The London Mastaba on the lake. I’ve been fascinated by them ever since. I l
August in the studio
James Turrell. One of my favourite artists, ever. Seeing his work is unlike anything else. You don’t just look, you step into colour. It’s completely immersive. I’ve always been fascinated by the way colour can affect how you feel,
Playing with colour and straw for some new work. I keep coming back to this acid yellow. It seems to work with everything. #strawmarquetry