By Carole King | 28 November 2012
We have written about Hunkydory Home before here, so you already know that we are big fans. What you might not know is that they have a brand, spanking new [...]
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By Carole King | 17 October 2012
If, like us, you are always on the lookout for websites that stock gorgeous gifts and home items that you don’t see elsewhere, you should definitely check out Mia Fleur. [...]
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By Kelly Fannon | 6 September 2012
Toast’s new collection for autumn and winter of lovely things for the home will warm our hearts and hearths. There is a collection of dishes, cups and jugs that look [...]
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By Carole King | 8 August 2012
One for the diary girls! Dupenny is visiting the capital this week for a one-off secret shop from 10th-11th August, in Kiss Me Deadly’s usual location in exquisite swimwear shop Paolita. [...]
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By Daniel Nelson | 3 August 2012
British ceramic designer Keith Brymer Jones likes to create modern pieces that are bold and simple, stylish yet traditional, pleasing to the eye and useful in the modern home. A [...]
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By Katie Treggiden | 16 July 2012
welovekaoru was established by Central St Martins graduate Kaoru Parry and specialises in translucent contemporary English fine bone china. What’s the most important thing to know about you? All our products [...]
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By Carole King | 27 June 2012
We love these mugs from brand new company TM Designs who designed them in collaboration with leading ceramic artist Robert Dawson of Aesthetic Sabotage. The collection features familiar and nostalgic [...]
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By Katie Treggiden | 25 June 2012
Another Pulse Launchpad exhibitor, Reiko Kaneko spoke to me about what makes her tick… What’s the most important thing to know about you? I’m quietly spoken… but pretty determined. Describe a really [...]
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By Louise Gorrod | 21 June 2012
You see that picture below of those patterned plates? Well, they were what I ate many of my childhood meals from. They were for everyday; the bowls and plates we [...]
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