Wrong for Hay Tote bag Green Textile 33,5 x 41,5 cm Tote bags made from printed cotton based on the patterns from Nathalie Du Pasquier archive.WRONG FOR HAY is a new design venture. A collaboration between Danish design brand HAY and London-based designer Sebastian Wrong. WRONG FOR HAY makes its debut at the 2013 London Design Festival with a collection of items, ranging from lighting to furniture, textiles and accessories. Since its first collection debuted in Cologne in 2003, HAY has built up a global manufacturing and distribution network, including dedicated HAY stores in Denmark, Norway and Germany. A strong relationship between designer, manufacturer, distributor and consumer allows for flexibility and innovation at affordable prices. WRONG FOR HAY builds upon these foundations. Both satellite collection and standalone venture, WRONG FOR HAY is based in London under the creative direction of Sebastian Wrong, WRONG FOR HAY draws upon the city's creative energy, eclecticism and talent to explore new working relationships, new products and new markets. HAY's principle of good design at accessible prices will be central to WRONG FOR HAY. The debut collection exemplifies London's global sphere of influence, offering an eclectic selection of new products from both established and emerging designers.

Wrong for Hay Tote bag Blue Textile 33,5 x 41,5 cm Tote bags made from printed cotton based on the patterns from Nathalie Du Pasquier archive.WRONG FOR HAY is a new design venture. A collaboration between Danish design brand HAY and London-based designer Sebastian Wrong. WRONG FOR HAY makes its debut at the 2013 London Design Festival with a collection of items, ranging from lighting to furniture, textiles and accessories. Since its first collection debuted in Cologne in 2003, HAY has built up a global manufacturing and distribution network, including dedicated HAY stores in Denmark, Norway and Germany. A strong relationship between designer, manufacturer, distributor and consumer allows for flexibility and innovation at affordable prices. WRONG FOR HAY builds upon these foundations. Both satellite collection and standalone venture, WRONG FOR HAY is based in London under the creative direction of Sebastian Wrong, WRONG FOR HAY draws upon the city's creative energy, eclecticism and talent to explore new working relationships, new products and new markets. HAY's principle of good design at accessible prices will be central to WRONG FOR HAY. The debut collection exemplifies London's global sphere of influence, offering an eclectic selection of new products from both established and emerging designers.

Wrong for Hay Tote bag Red Textile 33,5 x 41,5 cm Tote bags made from printed cotton based on the patterns from Nathalie Du Pasquier archive.WRONG FOR HAY is a new design venture. A collaboration between Danish design brand HAY and London-based designer Sebastian Wrong. WRONG FOR HAY makes its debut at the 2013 London Design Festival with a collection of items, ranging from lighting to furniture, textiles and accessories. Since its first collection debuted in Cologne in 2003, HAY has built up a global manufacturing and distribution network, including dedicated HAY stores in Denmark, Norway and Germany. A strong relationship between designer, manufacturer, distributor and consumer allows for flexibility and innovation at affordable prices. WRONG FOR HAY builds upon these foundations. Both satellite collection and standalone venture, WRONG FOR HAY is based in London under the creative direction of Sebastian Wrong, WRONG FOR HAY draws upon the city's creative energy, eclecticism and talent to explore new working relationships, new products and new markets. HAY's principle of good design at accessible prices will be central to WRONG FOR HAY. The debut collection exemplifies London's global sphere of influence, offering an eclectic selection of new products from both established and emerging designers.

Wrong for Hay Tote bag Yellow Textile 33,5 x 41,5 cm Tote bags made from printed cotton based on the patterns from Nathalie Du Pasquier archive.WRONG FOR HAY is a new design venture. A collaboration between Danish design brand HAY and London-based designer Sebastian Wrong. WRONG FOR HAY makes its debut at the 2013 London Design Festival with a collection of items, ranging from lighting to furniture, textiles and accessories. Since its first collection debuted in Cologne in 2003, HAY has built up a global manufacturing and distribution network, including dedicated HAY stores in Denmark, Norway and Germany. A strong relationship between designer, manufacturer, distributor and consumer allows for flexibility and innovation at affordable prices. WRONG FOR HAY builds upon these foundations. Both satellite collection and standalone venture, WRONG FOR HAY is based in London under the creative direction of Sebastian Wrong, WRONG FOR HAY draws upon the city's creative energy, eclecticism and talent to explore new working relationships, new products and new markets. HAY's principle of good design at accessible prices will be central to WRONG FOR HAY. The debut collection exemplifies London's global sphere of influence, offering an eclectic selection of new products from both established and emerging designers.

Wrong for Hay Bag White Textile L 35 cm x W 18 cm x H 40 cm Tote bags made from printed cotton based on the patterns from Bernhard Willhelm. WRONG FOR HAY is a new design venture. A collaboration between Danish design brand HAY and London-based designer Sebastian Wrong. WRONG FOR HAY makes its debut at the 2013 London Design Festival with a collection of items, ranging from lighting to furniture, textiles and accessories. Since its first collection debuted in Cologne in 2003, HAY has built up a global manufacturing and distribution network, including dedicated HAY stores in Denmark, Norway and Germany. A strong relationship between designer, manufacturer, distributor and consumer allows for flexibility and innovation at affordable prices. WRONG FOR HAY builds upon these foundations. Both satellite collection and standalone venture, WRONG FOR HAY is based in London under the creative direction of Sebastian Wrong, WRONG FOR HAY draws upon the city's creative energy, eclecticism and talent to explore new working relationships, new products and new markets. HAY's principle of good design at accessible prices will be central to WRONG FOR HAY. The debut collection exemplifies London's global sphere of influence, offering an eclectic selection of new products from both established and emerging designers.

Wrong for Hay Bag Pink Textile L 35 cm x W 18 cm x H 40 cm Tote bags made from printed cotton based on the patterns from Bernhard Willhelm. WRONG FOR HAY is a new design venture. A collaboration between Danish design brand HAY and London-based designer Sebastian Wrong. WRONG FOR HAY makes its debut at the 2013 London Design Festival with a collection of items, ranging from lighting to furniture, textiles and accessories. Since its first collection debuted in Cologne in 2003, HAY has built up a global manufacturing and distribution network, including dedicated HAY stores in Denmark, Norway and Germany. A strong relationship between designer, manufacturer, distributor and consumer allows for flexibility and innovation at affordable prices. WRONG FOR HAY builds upon these foundations. Both satellite collection and standalone venture, WRONG FOR HAY is based in London under the creative direction of Sebastian Wrong, WRONG FOR HAY draws upon the city's creative energy, eclecticism and talent to explore new working relationships, new products and new markets. HAY's principle of good design at accessible prices will be central to WRONG FOR HAY. The debut collection exemplifies London's global sphere of influence, offering an eclectic selection of new products from both established and emerging designers.

Wrong for Hay Bag White Textile L 55 cm x W 28 cm x H 47 cm Tote bags made from printed cotton based on the patterns from Bernhard Willhelm. WRONG FOR HAY is a new design venture. A collaboration between Danish design brand HAY and London-based designer Sebastian Wrong. WRONG FOR HAY makes its debut at the 2013 London Design Festival with a collection of items, ranging from lighting to furniture, textiles and accessories. Since its first collection debuted in Cologne in 2003, HAY has built up a global manufacturing and distribution network, including dedicated HAY stores in Denmark, Norway and Germany. A strong relationship between designer, manufacturer, distributor and consumer allows for flexibility and innovation at affordable prices. WRONG FOR HAY builds upon these foundations. Both satellite collection and standalone venture, WRONG FOR HAY is based in London under the creative direction of Sebastian Wrong, WRONG FOR HAY draws upon the city's creative energy, eclecticism and talent to explore new working relationships, new products and new markets. HAY's principle of good design at accessible prices will be central to WRONG FOR HAY. The debut collection exemplifies London's global sphere of influence, offering an eclectic selection of new products from both established and emerging designers.

Wrong for Hay Bag Pink Textile L 55 cm x W 28 cm x H 47 cm Tote bags made from printed cotton based on the patterns from Bernhard Willhelm. WRONG FOR HAY is a new design venture. A collaboration between Danish design brand HAY and London-based designer Sebastian Wrong. WRONG FOR HAY makes its debut at the 2013 London Design Festival with a collection of items, ranging from lighting to furniture, textiles and accessories. Since its first collection debuted in Cologne in 2003, HAY has built up a global manufacturing and distribution network, including dedicated HAY stores in Denmark, Norway and Germany. A strong relationship between designer, manufacturer, distributor and consumer allows for flexibility and innovation at affordable prices. WRONG FOR HAY builds upon these foundations. Both satellite collection and standalone venture, WRONG FOR HAY is based in London under the creative direction of Sebastian Wrong, WRONG FOR HAY draws upon the city's creative energy, eclecticism and talent to explore new working relationships, new products and new markets. HAY's principle of good design at accessible prices will be central to WRONG FOR HAY. The debut collection exemplifies London's global sphere of influence, offering an eclectic selection of new products from both established and emerging designers.

Wrong for Hay Bag White,Black Textile W 35 x D 18 x H 40 A range of 100% cotton towels in bath, beach and standard sizes. Each design He, She and It, all have slight variations, working as a complete set, or as singular pieces. Du Pasquier's intuition allows her to create elemental designs, making colour, shape and pattern work in beautifully complimentary ways. He is black and creme, She is aqua green and creme, and It is sky blue and cinnamon. Bag with a zip