The camping season is upon us. For some it’s all about ‘roughing’ it and then for others there’s definitely more of a home from home ‘glamping’ feel going on. If you fall into the second camp (!) then Baker & Bell is the website destination for you. Filled with beautiful yet practical camping accessories, tents and bedding you will definitely be tempted.
Baker + Bell was born from one happy camper looking to find a place to buy practical glamping products for the perfect camping trip.
Over at www.jungjung.jp there’s a secret garden of woven wonders. Dead leaves and tacky plastic pansies are a thing of the past with their ingenious solution to floral decoration. There’s a whole selection of patterns to help you create your own woollen flowers that look beautiful and last a life time.
From delicate daisies to herbs and leeks you could even start your very own allotment!
Knitting needles at the ready!
Funky and flamboyant or tacky and tasteless? Check out this pineapple wall sconce at caravan style. An outlandish and alternative way to jazz up your home.
Feminine with a contemporary twist, this soft, cool colour is really hot right now.
If this gorgeous tone has you tickled pink, why not check out our collection of rose tinted blinds over at Tuiss:
Celebrating the works of LS Lowry, Tate Britain is holding an exhibition of his works this summer. Sounds like a perfect way to while away an afternoon to us.
Lowry used a very basic range of colours, which he mixed on his palette and painted on the white background. “I am a simple man, and I use simple materials: ivory, black, vermilion (red), Prussian blue, yellow ochre, flake white and no medium (e.g. linseed oil). That’s all I’ve ever used in my paintings. I like oils… I like a medium you can work into over a period of time”. Looking closely at the surface of Lowry’s paintings shows us the variety of ways he worked the paint with brushes (using both ends), with his fingers and with sticks or a nail.
Hillside in Wales 1962
Not limiting itself to things just for the home, Fred & Pickles also has things to dress yourself in, jewellery to adorn yourself with plus lots of gifts for your nearest and dearest.
At Fred and Pickles we want to bring you the most stylish, design led and innovative lifestyle products on the web. We’ve searched the globe to bring you the most amazing things we can find to fill your home and life with. In fact, most of it we would like to keep ourselves! We’ve got jewellery from Sydney, ceramics from Edinburgh, glasses from Scandinavia and notepads from Brighton as well as a whole bunch of other fabulous things.
Julie Dodsworth’s wonderfully English designs are inspired by her time spent on British canals watching the beautifully painted boats go by. Her colourful, floral designs delightfully depict real English heritage and are available on a range of different products on her website and in stores throughout the country. We’re huge fans of her unique blend of modern kitsch and traditional British design.
Trending now :: Botanical Brights. Love it, like it, loathe it?
If you ‘love’ please do take a look at our Caicos Indigo and Samoa Crimson roman blinds, they capture the botanical brights look beautifully.
Shop three shops in one! Rigby & Mac is the online world of three ‘real’ shops that sit, almost side by side, in Dulwich, London. All the shops work a different style but all are presented beautifully and we really love the vintage slash eclectic look of the website. Shop by shop, or shop by product, for every room in your home.
The dulwich trader at No.9 combines country style with a touch of glamour. Tomlinsons at No.89 has a feminine, vintage feel and proves that pale is definitely interesting. Ed at No.41 is a modern and quirky fusion of Scandinavian design and global influences.
