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home: featured [ Feathers and Nest ]

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home: featured [Feathers and Nest ]

Feather and Nest is an quirky home and lifestyle shop in Oxfordshire and online, full of British designed and made products, including soft furnishings, lighting, accessories and stationery. 

With well known brands like Donna Wilson, Katie Leamon,  Jimbobart, Scion and Nkuku, everything has a sense of fun about it and it’s a joy to navigate around the online shop.

‘In a nutshell Feather and Nest is an inspiring little emporium full of products with personality, hand picked by us to share with all our lovely customers.’

We love the  Skinny LaMinx cushions and Garden Trading lamps. Check them out at Featherandnest.co.uk or if your in the area head to their bricks and motor shop.

Feather and Nest
26 High Street
Wallingford
Oxfordshire
OX10 0BU

home: events [ sample sale ] 

home: events [ sample sale ]

From the team behind the critically acclaimed designjunction, now London has The Sample Sale. 

Count down to March 4-6 has begun for this eagerly awaited event. Tickets are now available. 

Under one roof, The Sample Sale brings you contemporary cutting edge furniture, lighting and accessories from iconic brands, leading designers and top manufacturers. Shop from ex-display, prototypes, one offs, design classics and discontinued lines. 

This highly anticipated event is a new venture and not to be missed. 

 

home: featured [ Really Well Made ]

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home: featured [ Really Well Made ]

This great online shop is full of contemporary homeware including lighting, furniture, accessories and soft furnishings. Founded by Lewis Mitchell and Clare Johns in 2012, Really Well Made focuses as much on the look of the product as how it’s made [ the clue is in their name ]. With a huge choice of gorgeous pieces, [ we love the funky cushion designs and stunning lighting ] all with a simple Scandinavian feel, everybody needs to visit Really Well Made.

‘ Good design should be innovative, honest and useful; it makes everyday living better.’