Design pick: Liberty flowers revival radio from Roberts
What? Liberty flowers revival radio from Roberts. Priced at £250.
What? Liberty flowers revival radio from Roberts. Priced at £250.
What? Marble tiled geometric wall clock from Karlsson. Priced at £65. Where? Available online from Liberty London
Who? Paperchase What? Maybe we’re the only ones carrying our laptops around but we can’t live without a really good laptop bag. That’s why we are totally coveting the Rika lace laptop bag from Paperchase right now. The subtle, racy design adds just a hint of feminine touch to this practical bag. Even if you are all business. Priced at £20. When? Available now Where? Available online from Paperchase How? Buy now from Paperchase
Who? Prestigio What? If you’re having to carry around more than one phone, then why not check out Prestigio’s latest release, the 4.5 MultiPhone? The phone can hold two SIM at the same time and offers 4.5 inch screen on an Android operating system. It also comes with a two year warranty as a standard. Priced at £178. When? Available now Where? Available from Amazon How? Visit www.prestigio.com for more information
Who? John Grindrod What? Post-war Britain is not the poster child for fine architecture but in Concretopia, John Grindrod charts how the country moved away from crumbling buildings to avant garde designs. By exploring well-known landmarks and meeting pioneering architectures, the journey of change, renewal and innovation is brought to life. When? Available now Where? Available online and in store How? Buy now from Amazon
Who? Cachette What? We love these quirky origami lamps from Cachette; folded from one piece of “butterfly paper” and available in eight different colours, there’s just something decidedly zen about them. Made in Holland, the lamps come with a porcelain bulb socket, for E27 eco-friendly bulbs, and textile covered cable. Priced at £73,23. When? Available now Where? Available online from Cachette How? Buy now from Cachette
If you’ve been following the Hannibal TV series then you’re probably familiar with Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen, who’s also gained global acclaim as a Bond villain. Well, Danish design company BoConcept has recently enlisted the actor’s help in promoting their home furnishing. Taking on a more humourous role, Mikkelsen plays himself while serrendipidously promoting BoConcept’s Danish design. And without giving away any spoilers, the ending is a little unexpected. BoConcept says: “Of course the cool and classy furniture of BoConcept plays a big part in The Call. However, the film is not an ad, but a thrilling drama showing two passionate actors doing what they do best. In beautiful settings,…
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