Thursday, 28 October 2010
Saturday, 9 October 2010
Wednesday, 22 September 2010
Sunday, 12 September 2010
The Oak Room Shop
Stable Yard is an exciting, new retail destination in the grounds of Hatfield House, the home to the 7th Marquess of Salisbury and a mere 21 miles north of London in Hatfield, Hertfordshire. Besides being a beautiful getaway treat for families and grown ups alike, the units assembled here offer a unique and interesting experiencing, purveying products you'd be loathe to find all in one place.
One shop in particular is bound to take your fancy, as it did mine, and that is the Oak Room Shop. A visual treat to behold, if only for its spectacular furnishings and beautiful interior, the shop houses something for everybody, including those special bits and bobs you'd have usually to travel far and wide to see in a single sitting.
Check out their website, to go live soon, at www.theoakroomshop.co.uk
and follow them on twitter: www.twitter.com/oakroomshop
and facebook HERE.
Monday, 6 September 2010
Belle and Boo Wall Stickers!
Belle and Boo, being perhaps my favourite producer of beautifully illustrated and designed greeting cards and paper accessories, now produce amazing wall stickers! I've seen other wall stickers of late, such as from the French company Djeco, but these REALLY take the biscuit!
Sunday, 8 August 2010
Today's, nay this weeks, preoccupation and consumption of time
Paper produce presently pondering: Nella
An individual design led publishing company, Nella was established in 2005 by husband and wife team Belinda and James Reynell. Visit the website HERE for a more complete and comprehensive guide to their unique and original world!
Product: Seasonal
Product: Noah - 'a range of fun creative lino cuts appealing to all ages' - £2.50
Saturday, 7 August 2010
Models are (actually) super-cool...
A Hungarian Shadow Theatre Kit
Made by the amazing Budapest based company Manufaktor, whose other wares include fascinating, handmade, rod-marionette puppets - check them out at the source: www.manufaktor.hu
A complete do-it-yourself paper shadow theatre which, equipped with a simple reading lamp, effortlessly allows fantasy and tradition to function within our reality! The theatres architectural aesthetic, drawn from Art Deco and Turkish influences, provides nothing but a sublime backdrop for the possible adventures to be had by the famous characters from traditional Turkish shadow theatre, such as Karagoz and Bebe Ruhi. A true homage to Turkish puppetry.
Check out this product HERE on Etsy!
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