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Walnut is the new wood for Finlay & Co sunglasses
Who? Finlay & Co What? Purveyors of handmade wooden sunglasses Finlay & Co are adding to their collection of shades with a new wood – walnut. The warm walnut wood will be fashioned into Finlay & Co’s classic styles, Ledbury and Bosworth. The designs are also available in zebrano, rosewood and ebony. Finlay & Co sunglasses start from £105. When? Available now Where? Available online at www.finlayandco.com How? Visit website for more information
Design pick: Cohen recycled magazine mirror from Habitat
Who? Habitat What? We love how this Cohen mirror uses recycled magazines to create a colourful border around what’s otherwise a classic design. Handmade in Vietnam, you can be sure that each and every one is ever so slightly different. Perfect for a colourful home. Priced at £60. When? Available now Where? Available online from Habitat How? Buy now from Habitat
Enjoy espresso on the go
Who? Lavazza What? Enjoy a fresh espresso on the go with Lavazza’s new A Modo Mio Espressgo. The portable capsule coffee machine makes regular Lavazza espressos but is powered by a 12V lighter socket. It’s perfect for long journeys when you need to stop for a real cup of coffee. Priced at £129.99. When? Available now Where? Available to order online and in Selfridges How? For more information, see www.lavazzamodomio.co.uk
Accessories pick: The cloud bag from The Cambridge Satchel Company
What? The cloud bag with top handle. Priced at £155. Where? Available online from The Cambridge Satchel Company
Alex Randall Artist Lighting
Who? Alex Randall Artist Lighting What? Alex Randall is all about the quirky side of lighting. She creates bespoke and one-off pieces for private and commercial clients using mixed media to create stunning light displays. Her previous work has included lights created from telephones, dresses and birds. When? Available now and by commission Where? Bespoke services and stockists at www.alexrandall.co.uk How? See website for more information Ten photos from the Randall & Rosen series
Zagreb gets Croatia’s first motor museum
Who? Ferdinand Budicki What? The city of Zagreb will soon open Croatia’s first motor museum, named Ferdinand Budicki after the man who bought the first car into the country. The museum will feature over 50 classic cars and motorcycles. The museum will also exhibit car related photographs, organize mechanics workshops, film projections and other events around the history car culture in Croatia. When? Opens 29th June Where? Ulica kneza Ljudevita Posavskog 48, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia How? Visit www.otk-ferdinandbudicki.hr for more information
