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Design pick: Stacking rings from Monica Vinader
Who? Monica Vinader What? If there was ever design that was destined to be customised, it would be these stacking rings from Monica Vinader. The rings come in varying widths and you can choose to stack as many or as few as you want. And because the design is fully customisable, the price also varies. The “Siren” pictured here for example, costs £450 and is made up of four rings. When? Available now Where? Available online from Monica Vinader How? Buy now from Monica Vinader
Design pick: Rika lace laptop bag from Paperchase
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
Home pick: Odela multi-coloured ceramic candelabra from Habitat
ByJ.D.What? Odela multi-coloured ceramic candelabra. Priced at £125. Also available in other configurations. Where? Available online from Habitat
Home pick: London Calling plates from Charlene Mullen for Royal Doulton
Who? Royal Doulton What? There’s something lovely about the fact that our spiritual home, London, is also the theme of this set of plates. Designed by Charlene Mullen for Royal Doulton, they capture many of the city’s best features like the London eye or the Gherkin. But, while they’re mostly in black and white, you might be surprised to find splashes of colour here and there. Priced at £35 for a set of four. When? Available to pre-order now Where? Available online from Royal Doulton How? Buy now from Royal Doulton
Design pick: Somba ocean blue tealight holder from Designers Guild
ByJ.D.What? Somba ocean blue tealight holder. Priced at £82. Where? Available online from Designers Guild
Ten tips on interior design from Linda Plant
ByGuestKEEP IT SIMPLE, MAKE IT INTERESTING – Don’t clutter. Mix traditional and modern; for example, a modern piece of art looks great in a classical setting. Don’t be afraid of bold colour and bold texture. SIZE MATTERS – Say goodbye to lots of little bits of furniture and hello to a couple of larger scale choice pieces. ACCESSORISE – The one accessory I couldn’t live without is white flowers – they bring life to a space. If in doubt, add white orchids – it never fails. I also love using groups of objects of different sizes as it creates interest. WALLS AND CEILINGS – Art is a must for creating…
