Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen
Llewelyn-Bowen is out of season until the first frost brings back velvet
- Location
- Beside a half-painted feature wall in a Cardiff garden centre, aisle nine
- Currently
- Dormant in a loft, awaiting the first swatch of autumn
- Last confirmed sighting
- Hanging a tasselled curtain in a Newport conservatory, late March
- Observations
- Can sense a clashing cushion from three postcodes away and sighs in velvet.
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen has become seasonal and is currently out of season. He is expected to return when the first conifers turn damp and the nation begins to consider a burgundy sofa. Until then he is stored in a wardrobe in Cardiff.
Experts disagree on when he returns. Some say the first swatch book of October, others the first hint of drizzle on a bay window. A minority insist he blooms only when someone says the word 'tassel' three times near a radiator.
"I thought it was the radiator ticking," said Brenda, who stacks paint tins at a trade counter in Barry. "Then the whole aisle smelled of emulsion and ruffled shirts, and a cushion fell off the shelf on its own. Definitely autumn."
Keep radiators warm and cushions plumped, and do not mention beige near the loft hatch.
Actual status (not satire) No death recorded as of 22 October 2026. Born 11 March 1965. Source: Wikidata
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