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Rupert Sanderson S/S 2013
Who? Rupert Sanderson What? British designer Rupert Sanderson has recently unveiled his latest collection of shoes, entitled “Spring has Sprung”. Every shoe in the new collection is named after a daffodil, the Spring/Summer 2013 collection’s inspiration. To celebrate, the designer also commissioned a heel created from over 100 types of daffodils supplied by R.A. Scamp for the launch party, held with champagne partners Piper-Heidsieck. When? Available now Where? Rupert Sanderson boutiques and online How? See www.rupertsanderson.com for more information Ten photos from Rupert Sanderson S/S 2013
Design pick: Silver octopus on conch shell from Objet Luxe
What? Silver octopus on conch shell. Priced at £230. Where? Available online from LuxDeco
Design pick: Elvington rose printed mini speaker from Cath Kidston
What? Elvington rose printed mini speaker. Priced at £35. Where? Available online from Cath Kidston
Design pick: Fluorescent tube light from Seletti
Who? Seletti What? These fluorescent tube lights from Seletti give a whole new meaning to the word night-light. We love their futurist flare but we also love the fact that they can easily be moved to highlight the parts of your room that you want. Plus, they’re available in five different colours. Need we say more? Priced at £35 each. When? Available now Where? Available online from Heal’s How? Buy now from Heal’s
Ten of the best yellow bags
Yellow is a hot trend for Spring Summer 2015 and it’s not the mellow pastel kind. Instead, designers have opted for the more daring shades. But if yellow isn’t quite the shade for you, to wear at least, you can always find solace in accessories. As well as liberal use of yellow in clothes, we’ve noticed plenty of yellow bags to choose from too. So here are ten of the best yellow bags, from totes to clutches and everything in between. Sophia micro grab bag from Therapy Priced at £39. Available from House of Fraser Yellow clutch with fringe from Georgina Skalidi Priced at £119. Available from Carnet de Mode…
Critter, a moveable kitchen
Who? Elia Mangia What? Elia Mangia is an Italian designer who specialises in furniture design. His project, “Critter” (produced by Skitsch), is a free standing kitchen created from solid ash wood and stainless steel, with a stove, worktop and even a sink. It’s designed to be easily assembled and disassembled with only eight screws holding the structure together. When? Available now Where? Available through eliamangia.com How? See website for more information
