02/09/2026
Three R’s. One Room.
Meet the people behind the Recoire Rooms.
This September, we’re opening the doors to our first ever physical space on King’s Road, and it feels very special to finally be able to share Recoire in this way.
For our first ever pop up, we’re excited to be bringing three names under one roof: Recoire, Rosanna Bossom and Romo.
Rosanna Bossom and her team have designed the space using Recoire pieces throughout, alongside Romo’s new Averly fabric collection. Together, we’ve created a room full of beautiful furniture, fabric and thoughtful details, bringing each of our worlds together in one space.
It’s been such a lovely project to work on and we can’t wait to finally open the doors and share it with you all.
Swipe to meet the people behind the Rooms.
Photography: Christianah* Ebenezer
Recoire: Abi and Sumeya, Furniture Makers
For almost 15 years, Recoire has been a father and daughter business, quietly making beautiful furniture behind the scenes. Over the years, the collection and workshop have grown, but this is the first time Recoire has had a physical space of its own. Recoire Rooms is a chance to bring everything together under one roof and properly showcase the pieces we love, all handmade in our London workshop.
We’re so excited to be sharing our work in this way for the first time, alongside Rosanna Bossom and Romo.
📷 Christianah* Ebenezer
Rosanna Bossom: Rosie Bossom, Interior Designer
Rosanna Bossom is known for her original approach to interior design, with an instinctive eye for colour and a talent for layering contemporary pieces with antiques. Her interiors always have an element of surprise, while remaining comfortable, functional and respectful of the architecture around them.
“After 10 years of working together with Recoire on clients’ projects, it’s been such fun to collaborate on something for us, showcasing the endless possibilities of bespoke design.”
📷 Christianah* Ebenezer
Romo: Emily Mould, Design Director
For the Recoire Rooms, Romo brings its new Averly collection, a celebration of pattern, colour and the joy of layering. Rooted in the tradition of mark making, each print began life as a hand carved block, with stylised po
