Design pick: The tea garden three piece tea set from Wedgwood
What? The tea garden three piece tea set in green tea and mint. Also available in raspberry, lemon & ginger and blackberry & apple. Priced at £70.
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Design pick: Faux-leather dog door stop from Linea
Who? Linea What? Well isn’t this adorable? A little puppy that doesn’t need to be cared for constantly and won’t leave hair everywhere. That’s just one of the many reasons why we love this faux-leather dog door stop from Linea. The other is that it’s incredibly useful for propping the door open while looking utterly cute. We’re sold on it. Priced at £28. When? Available now Where? Available online from House of Fraser How? Buy now from House of Fraser
Design pick: Silver octopus on conch shell from Objet Luxe
What? Silver octopus on conch shell. Priced at £230. Where? Available online from LuxDeco
Gordon’s Gin, Conran’s design
Who? Gordon’s Gin What? Gordon’s Gin has teamed up with Sir Terence Conran to create “Ten Green Bottles”. The limited edition of 100 bottles features 10 designs created by Sir Terence Conran himself, printed onto 100% cotton fabric and hand sewn on to the bottles. The bottles are priced at £425 each or £4250 for the set of 10 designs. When? Available now Where? Exclusively in Selfridges How? Purchase in store
Design pick: Mad Men Olson double old fashioned tumblers from Waterford
Who? Waterford What? While Mad Men has arguably had its moment on television, these Olson double old fashioned tumblers inspired by the series remain just as cool. Created by crystal makers Waterford, they keenly follow the themes of the era while at the same time adding a modern edge. With a luxurious gold band, it’s a set to be coveted. Priced at £125 for a pair. When? Available now Where? Available online from Waterford How? Buy now from Waterford
Design pick: Spectrum multi-coloured wall clock from Habitat
Who? Habitat What? Designed by Jon Almond exclusively for Habitat, this Spectrum multi-coloured wall clock is inspired by the Cuisenaire rods used to teach children how to count in units. But we think it reminds us of a conch. Or perhaps abstract art. Or maybe the number six. Either way, we like how it’s open to interpretation. Priced at £40. When? Available now Where? Available online from Habitat How? Buy now from Habitat
