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Showing posts with label uk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label uk. Show all posts

[ a tad british ]

WITH ALL THE reports of cancelled flights in London over the past few days, Britain is definitely in the news. I'm grateful that my guy avoided it by a day and made it here for the holidays!

The Union Jack has been popping up everywhere and if you love those British touches in decor as much as I do, here's some eye candy for you - I particularly like the various subtle ones.

lisa














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[ smitten with smeg ]

I HAVE TO SAY I have fallen in love with Smeg fridges! An Italian line, their retro styling and colours really bring a kitchen to life and look as comfortable in a modern kitchen as they do in a country kitchen. I think they're such a fun alternative to the stainless steel fridges that seem to have become the norm everywhere.

lisa









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[ a charming kitchen for a charming artist ]

I STUMBLED upon this lovely kitchen belonging to UK textile print designer, Teresa Cole. It's a light, lived in, comfy space and the bright hit of red cabinetry gives it such cheerfulness.



Teresa started Teresa Green upon graduating in printed textiles from art & design university. All of her fabrics are from within the UK, her linen from Ireland and her inks all water-based. With a passion for kitchenalia - ladles and kitchen scales and old garden objects, her illustrations have a whimsical feel and are as adorable on cards as they are on cushions, kitchen linens and purses. If you are looking for some lovely handprinted pieces, be sure to visit her website.




[bottom pic: country living]

[ a taste of royalty ]

THE WORLD is abuzz with royal wedding coverage and if you want a piece of royal wedding-inspired decor, check out these accessories as shown on styleathome.com. I remember as a kid getting up super early to watch Lady Di's wedding and I know I'll be doing the same this time around. Are you caught up in the buzz?

lisa



[ berry cute! ]



I'VE DISCOVERED a cheery online shop based in the UK that carries a nostalgic range of homeware, gifts and garden buys with such a retro feel, you'll think you've stepped back in time. At  berryred.co.uk, you're sure to find something that will bring back memories of pieces your parents had in the 70's. So vintage inspired.

lisa