I first saw these at Maison & Objet in Paris and have just seen that they are also available from Selvedge dry goods. Designed by Jurianne Matter they look beautiful hanging on stings or decorating a table setting.
Sunday, 30 January 2011
Friday, 28 January 2011
Shakespeare's Bookshop in Paris
Three previous trips to Paris and I still hadn't taken a look at the wonderful gem that is Shakespeare's bookshop, until now! I adored the message wall and the writer's cupboard- unique! www.shakespeareandcompany.com
Wednesday, 26 January 2011
Saturday, 8 January 2011
The Textile Society - New Events
Loads of new events have been added to the Textile Society's 2011 program. Check out the TS News and Events page here, http://www.textilesociety.org.uk/events/ These include private tours and behinds the scenes at Dennis Sever's House, Waddesdon Manor, a look at the collection of Spitalfields Silk at the Museum of London and much more!
Labels:
antique,
exhibition,
fabrics,
interiors,
stitch,
treasure trove,
vintage
Homemade Home- Christmas
This year homemade decorations took centre stage, with paper discs cut from old wallpaper, suffolk puffs, beads and music paper decking our lounge this festive season.
Labels:
christmas,
craft,
cuckoo clock,
decorations,
interiors,
paper,
stitch,
suffolk puffs,
textiles
Wednesday, 5 January 2011
Temporium
In the lead up to Christmas, Dezeen (an inspiring design blog/magazine) opened a wonderful pop ip shop, apply named The Temporium, it was open only for two weeks. Located on the Brompton Road, London the store had some intriguing designers exhibiting and selling their work.
The Temporium Christmas 2010 pop-up concept store
The Temporium Christmas 2010 pop-up concept store
221 Brompton Road, London SW3 2EJ
9-19 December 2010
9-19 December 2010
Highlights included Shan Valla bird cermic milk bottles with gold finch stopper. 'Inspired by birds drinking from milkbottles delivered to homes, a sight that has become rare over time. These bottles add a touch of luxury to a special tea party!' Visit http://www.shanvalla.co.uk/ to see more of her work.
Lee Broom's quirky and decadent lighting also caught my eye. Each light is made from a lead crystal drinks decanter sourced from antique markets and vintage shops. http://www.leebroom.com/
To read more about Dezeen and The Temporium, click here.
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