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Corynna Jeudwine originally trained as an interior
designer with a special interest in textiles. She
worked for many years as a freelance textile designer
and embroiderer, collaborating with decorators to
produce one-off textiles to commission as well as
designing and making her own range of textiles for
interiors.
In 1999 she decided to enhance her skills and in 2003
graduated from Central St. Martins with a BA(Hons) in
textile design. She then set up her own studio from
where she makes scarves and fashion accessories
inspired by the sculptural sophistication and subdued
colour palette of designers such as Issey Miyake and
Giorgio Armani, the Wabi-Sabi aesthetic of Japan and
cosmati work from Italy. The importance of texture,
colour combination and contrasts of materials are all
elements that are of particular interest to her.
Corynna says: "My work is about individuality. It is
important to me that each customer enjoys the comfort,
elegance and uniqueness of the piece they are
wearing."
Much more than a scarf these pieces can be
worn all day and into the night. They are the perfect
accessory to add a touch of glamour to a city suit,
bring sparkle to a country coat or give a lift to a
simple, classic jumper.
Corynna is a member of the Society of Designer
Craftsmen and the Surrey Guild of Craftsmen and she
exhibits regularly in the south-east.
Prices range from £25 to £300
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