home: trend [ jewel tone glassware ]

home: trend [ jewel tone glassware ]

Key trend of the season, jewel tones are staying around. An easy and beautiful way to introduce these tones of colour to any room, is with glassware.

Glasses, vases, plates, dishes, bowls, jars – when in beautiful jewel tones, are pieces of art – homeware meant to be on show, displayed, and a great way to bring colour to an interior.

It’s a colour palette that seems to be being embraced across the high street and therefore at a range of prices.

Our favourite idea is to create rich, colourful table settings by combining glassware, plates and vases of different tones. Add highlights of copper or gold (cutlery, candelabras or napkin rings) to finish the look perfectly.

Top row

Oliver Bonas £28 / Rinkit £8.99 / Maison Du Monde £16

Middle row

Trouva £65 / LSA at Amazon £32.94 / Wayfair £33.99

Bottom row

Sophie Conran from £65 / Pad Lifestyle £135 / Wayfair £21.99

home: featured [ Cissy Wears ]

home: featured [ Cissy Wears ]

There’s a beautifully curated, modern concept store that has its home in South East London. If you haven’t yet visited Cissy Wears or you’re not in London, then you can happily browse and shop all products on their recently relaunched online web shop.

Cissy Wears creates a store where so many key elements and trends are covered. Not only do they focus on ethical brands, being environmentally friendly, and organic fine quality but also their style is a sumptuous blend of minimal, midcentury, scandi and vintage.

If you can steer yourself past the gorgeous children’s wear collections (currently with an irresistible sale running), it’s a place to buy beautiful homeware and furniture. With new lines and brands constantly bring introduced there’s a fresh and current range to shop at your finger tips.

home: found this [ lamp ]

home: found this [ lamp ]

Found this beautiful sculptural metal lamp in the Zara Home sale. Originally £119.99 now £69.99.

It has simple linear metal work with a natural tone cylinder shade. Elegant, minimal and beautiful.

Head to the Zara Home sale now to explore their homeware, lighting and furniture reductions.

home: made [ Jesmonite workshop ]

home: made [ Jesmonite class ]

In case you missed out last time, we’ve spotted another chance to catch the great ‘working with Jesmonite’ workshop with the London Craft Club.

There’s one tonight but there’s another on July 3rd!

They say;

Get ready to meet your new favourite material, Jesmonite. What is Jesmonite I hear you ask? Well it’s a cross between concrete and resin, that can be coloured and used to create awesome effects like terrazzo and marbling. Intrigued? Then read on…

In this introduction to working with Jesmonite you will learn all about this amazing material from our expert Haidee. She will discuss different applications for Jesmonite, and tell you about the different effects you can achieve. Then you’ll make a mould for your trinket dish – choose from a triangle, diamond, or hexagonal shape for your final piece.

Haidee will then show you how to mix your Jesmonite, how to colour it, and you will be able to cast your very own geometric trinket dish! It’s such an amazing material to work with, we know you are going to want to go home and make more pieces for everyone you know! You’ll leave with a finished Jesmonite trinket dish, plus all the knowledge and skills needed to make lots more.

home: nice price [ chair ]

home: nice price [ chair ]

This week we came across this cool woven chair from Ikea, and we think it’s a great price. At only £90 this rattan armchair would look great in a bedroom or additional chair in a living room.

Because it’s light weight it’s easy to move around, so why not use it outdoors during the day.

Available now at ikea.com

home: favourite thing [ pendant light ]

home: favourite thing [ pendant thing ]

Minimal, clean lines and a muted colour palette – this cluster pendant ‘LOFT 5’ light from Marks & Spencer at just £75 would make a beautiful statement in a stairwell or hallway.

It would elegantly hang from a high ceiling and create a beautiful atmosphere.

They say;

Add some fun to your living space with this quirky cluster ceiling pendant. Featuring five shades in contrasting colours, this contemporary ceiling light is an ideal choice to create a beautiful focal point your room. In a cool chrome grey, these statement shades cascade into different lengths to create an exquisite finish. This ceiling pendant is easy to maintain when dust gathers, just wipe clean for a good as new finish.

home: featured [ Dyke & Dean ]

home: featured [ Dyke & Dean ]

Based in Hastings, East Sussex Dyke & Dean is an emporium of utilitarian homeware and furniture.

Find dustpan & brushes, enamelware, ceramic light fittings and filliment bulbs. Everyday objects that suddenly become extremely desirable.

If you are fan of industrial interiors and vintage then you must check this store out.

dykeanddean.co.uk

home: trend [ decorative plates ]

home: trend [ decorative plates ]

For creating a beautiful unique dining table or alternatively to be hung as art on the walls. There’s a huge array of decorative plates to choose from – patterns, styles, colours, designs, and illustrations galore.

This can create such a special look for dining. Layer up plates of design and colour to compliment napkins and clothes to create a table that almost tells a story.

For a wall display, go eclectic with a clash of patterns and designs. Or for a more minimal look mix the odd detailed design or illustration with plain colours and block patterns – this in all monochrome would be a perfect look.

Top row

Next £36 / Anthropologie £8 / Anthropologie £12

Middle row

Rockett St George £39 / John Lewis £6.40 / Nordic Nest £17

Bottom row

Trouva £80 / Oliver Bonas £30 / Hema £2.50