Seen on Alex’s favourite coffee mug in her music studio. This pop art graffiti from Henry Chebaane is an homage to the acid-house scene of the late 80’s from Chicago to London. It has appeared as a paste up around London Shoreditch and Hackney. Design available as mug, wall print, postcard and cushion cover.

Seen on music album cover in Josh and Oonah’ s flat. This original neon art by Henry Chebaane is an homage to the punk rock scene of the late 70’s from New York City to Camden. The mouse smashing her guitar is a pop-art remake of the seminal double album by The Clash from 1979. Design available as mug, wall print, postcard and cushion cover.

This alternative rock version of Britannia portrays her as a multi-cultural herald of tolerance and diversity, rather than the 19th century imperialist version claiming to ‘rule the waves’. Instead, Henry Chebaane has reimagined her exhorting the public to ‘waive the rules!’ and be creative. He made this original linocut and spray paint on metal as an early version of Alex. Design available as mug, wall print, postcard and cushion cover.

This lambswool/cotton throw is an original graphic design by artist and designer Henry Chebaane.

Featured in his stunning interior design for the boutique hotel The Gyle in London King's Cross, as well as a major plot point in his Sci-Fi graphic novel The Panharmonion Chronicles: Ghosts of Sound.

This Limited-edition 200cm x 139cm original artwork is an allegory for Time and the Uncertainty Principle in Quantum Mechanics.

The central part of the throw is a regular tartan grid with granular background representing the quasi-certainty of THE PRESENT. The regular grid unravels along the left and right edges to represent THE PAST fading away and THE FUTURE not yet formed.

Woven in shades of moss, charcoal, anthracite and pewter. The flat weave gives a clean, modern, slightly industrial feel, softened by the twisted black fringes at each end. VERY LIMITED AVAILABILITY.