No more messing around, this will be mine....
Eames RAR Rocker in Mauve Grey...the colour of the moment. I test drove one today and am more in love than I thought. Ouch..pricey but then again, how can you put a price on an icon?
Showing posts with label wishlist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wishlist. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Thursday, August 26, 2010
In it to win it
Over on Craft Gossip there is a competition to win up to $100 of Etsy goodness, based on a wishlist that each entrant puts together. No brainer...so here is my virtual wishlist!
Can you believe that all of these lovelies come to less than $100? Fingers crossed for the win!
Can you believe that all of these lovelies come to less than $100? Fingers crossed for the win!
Labels:
Craft Gossip,
etsy,
wishlist
J is for Jonathan Adler
I have said it before, but Jonathan Adler is such a fresh and fun designer when it comes to home accessories. I love anything with a little quirky humour and cute style and Adler is the Grande Dame of this approach. He is a master at creating a clear and strong brand, from the packaging to the consistent style he reinforces year after year. I don't actually own any of his work, so he is also at the top of my "wish list".
My latest top ten(ish)...
My latest top ten(ish)...
Labels:
Apothecary Alphabet,
Jonathan Adler,
wishlist
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Must have...
My friends will tell you I have a thing for the bubbles. There is no question that I NEED this...
Keeps the champers cold for upto 2 hours and let's face it, even if it didn't you can't get a cooler package than this! The Widow is as stylish as ever.
Keeps the champers cold for upto 2 hours and let's face it, even if it didn't you can't get a cooler package than this! The Widow is as stylish as ever.
Labels:
bubbles,
Veuve Clicquot,
wishlist
Monday, April 19, 2010
Wishlist: Office Makeover
When I was a child, I used to play a game that involved choosing my favourite item from each page of a catalogue, to create a fantasy purchase. Truth be told, I still do it today. Browsing Anthropologie online today, I chose some favourite items to redo my new office/study (still very much in the making, and very much a fantasy wishlist!). I went for a rustic, industrial, vintage vibe. Since I have so many coloured accessories and decorative pieces, I thought I would choose a natural palette to showcase it all.
Illusorio Cabinet



And just because I can't shake the restraurateur in me, I chose these fabulous wall panels for my fantasy kitchen. I adore them...
Illusorio Cabinet


I would swap in this hardware to give a little colour and extra detail to the cabinet and bookcase drawers (top & middle: Opaque Melon Handles, bottom: Glass Melon Handle)
And just because I can't shake the restraurateur in me, I chose these fabulous wall panels for my fantasy kitchen. I adore them...
Labels:
anthropologie,
decor,
favourites,
office makeover,
wishlist
Monday, January 4, 2010
RETAIL THERAPY: Pedlars
"Stuff we love that you'll love too" is Pedlars' motto, and this could not be more true of their array of merchandise in my view. Charlie and Caroline Gladstone are the couple behind Pedlars, a British store specialising in unique and hard to find items that reflect their passion for travel and practicality, as well as fun. They have a vast range of vintage and contemporary items for the home, garden, pets and children which reflect a certain British quirkyness and sense of humour, as well as great taste. Without a shadow of a doubt I could snap up everything they sell.
It is their Vintage section that I love the most. Filled with reconditioned items such as Double Decker Bus destination signs, lighting and furniture both European and American. This stuff doesn't come cheap but then they did all the hard work to spruce it up!





Check out their range of Michelin Furniture, salvaged from an old factory in France then restored to its' former glory.



I love this industrial furniture, but the price tag files this firmly under "wishlist".
It is their Vintage section that I love the most. Filled with reconditioned items such as Double Decker Bus destination signs, lighting and furniture both European and American. This stuff doesn't come cheap but then they did all the hard work to spruce it up!





Check out their range of Michelin Furniture, salvaged from an old factory in France then restored to its' former glory.



I love this industrial furniture, but the price tag files this firmly under "wishlist".
Labels:
Pedlars,
Retail Therapy,
wishlist
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