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Design pick: Smythson coffee table from Eichholtz
Who? Eichholtz What? We love the unusual design of this Smythson coffee table from Eichholtz, featuring surfaces of different heights created from oak on a zinc frame. It’s a great addition to the lounge and gives new meaning to the phrase coffee table. Well, who said coffee tables had to be all flat anyway? This one is definitely far from boring. Priced at £1,900. When? Available now Where? Available online from Occa Home How? Buy now from Occa Home
Design pick: Miniature bonsai deer head ornament from Miho
What? Miniature bonsai deer head ornament from Miho. Priced at £29.95. Where? Available online from Liberty London
A serious cup of coffee from DeViehl
Who? DeViehl coffee cups What? Fancy the perfect cup of coffee? According to the designers of DeViehl coffee cups, it’s found inside one of their designs. Andreas Bös and Jonathan Strauss have created the coffee cups, composed of 25 separate components, to give the perfect amount of insulation and “crema” formation. Prices start from £330. When? 8pm, 12th and 25th February Where? Available from Harrods and William & Son, Mount Street. How? For more information, visit www.deviehl.com
My name is Paul Smith
Who? London Design Museum What? The London Design Museum has recently announced an exhibition showcasing the humble beginnings and growth of one of the world’s leading fashion brands – Paul Smith. “My name is Paul Smith” takes visitors on a journey through the mind of the designer and the process with which his designs go from drawing board to catwalks around the globe. With exclusive narratives by Paul Smith, this is a unique opportunity to see the process through the eyes of the designer himself. Tickets priced at £11.75 with concessions available. When? 15th November 2013 to 9th March 2014 Where? Shad Thames, London SE1 2YD How? For more information,…
Extraordinary stories about ordinary things
Who? London Design Museum What? The London Design Museum is due to unveil its new permanent collection titled “Extraordinary stories about ordinary things”. The new exhibition will uncover key designs that have shaped the modern world and features furniture, product, fashion, transport and architecture alongside a selection of prototypes, models and specially commissioned films. When? From 30th January Where? Shad Thames, London SE1 2YD designmuseum.org How? See website for more information
Summer reading: Concretopia by John Grindrod
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
Design pick: Smythson coffee table from Eichholtz
Who? Eichholtz What? We love the unusual design of this Smythson coffee table from Eichholtz, featuring surfaces of different heights created from oak on a zinc frame. It’s a great addition to the lounge and gives new meaning to the phrase coffee table. Well, who said coffee tables had to be all flat anyway? This one is definitely far from boring. Priced at £1,900. When? Available now Where? Available online from Occa Home How? Buy now from Occa Home
Design pick: Miniature bonsai deer head ornament from Miho
What? Miniature bonsai deer head ornament from Miho. Priced at £29.95. Where? Available online from Liberty London
A serious cup of coffee from DeViehl
Who? DeViehl coffee cups What? Fancy the perfect cup of coffee? According to the designers of DeViehl coffee cups, it’s found inside one of their designs. Andreas Bös and Jonathan Strauss have created the coffee cups, composed of 25 separate components, to give the perfect amount of insulation and “crema” formation. Prices start from £330. When? 8pm, 12th and 25th February Where? Available from Harrods and William & Son, Mount Street. How? For more information, visit www.deviehl.com
My name is Paul Smith
Who? London Design Museum What? The London Design Museum has recently announced an exhibition showcasing the humble beginnings and growth of one of the world’s leading fashion brands – Paul Smith. “My name is Paul Smith” takes visitors on a journey through the mind of the designer and the process with which his designs go from drawing board to catwalks around the globe. With exclusive narratives by Paul Smith, this is a unique opportunity to see the process through the eyes of the designer himself. Tickets priced at £11.75 with concessions available. When? 15th November 2013 to 9th March 2014 Where? Shad Thames, London SE1 2YD How? For more information,…
Extraordinary stories about ordinary things
Who? London Design Museum What? The London Design Museum is due to unveil its new permanent collection titled “Extraordinary stories about ordinary things”. The new exhibition will uncover key designs that have shaped the modern world and features furniture, product, fashion, transport and architecture alongside a selection of prototypes, models and specially commissioned films. When? From 30th January Where? Shad Thames, London SE1 2YD designmuseum.org How? See website for more information
Summer reading: Concretopia by John Grindrod
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
Design pick: Smythson coffee table from Eichholtz
Who? Eichholtz What? We love the unusual design of this Smythson coffee table from Eichholtz, featuring surfaces of different heights created from oak on a zinc frame. It’s a great addition to the lounge and gives new meaning to the phrase coffee table. Well, who said coffee tables had to be all flat anyway? This one is definitely far from boring. Priced at £1,900. When? Available now Where? Available online from Occa Home How? Buy now from Occa Home
Design pick: Miniature bonsai deer head ornament from Miho
What? Miniature bonsai deer head ornament from Miho. Priced at £29.95. Where? Available online from Liberty London
A serious cup of coffee from DeViehl
Who? DeViehl coffee cups What? Fancy the perfect cup of coffee? According to the designers of DeViehl coffee cups, it’s found inside one of their designs. Andreas Bös and Jonathan Strauss have created the coffee cups, composed of 25 separate components, to give the perfect amount of insulation and “crema” formation. Prices start from £330. When? 8pm, 12th and 25th February Where? Available from Harrods and William & Son, Mount Street. How? For more information, visit www.deviehl.com
My name is Paul Smith
Who? London Design Museum What? The London Design Museum has recently announced an exhibition showcasing the humble beginnings and growth of one of the world’s leading fashion brands – Paul Smith. “My name is Paul Smith” takes visitors on a journey through the mind of the designer and the process with which his designs go from drawing board to catwalks around the globe. With exclusive narratives by Paul Smith, this is a unique opportunity to see the process through the eyes of the designer himself. Tickets priced at £11.75 with concessions available. When? 15th November 2013 to 9th March 2014 Where? Shad Thames, London SE1 2YD How? For more information,…
Extraordinary stories about ordinary things
Who? London Design Museum What? The London Design Museum is due to unveil its new permanent collection titled “Extraordinary stories about ordinary things”. The new exhibition will uncover key designs that have shaped the modern world and features furniture, product, fashion, transport and architecture alongside a selection of prototypes, models and specially commissioned films. When? From 30th January Where? Shad Thames, London SE1 2YD designmuseum.org How? See website for more information
Summer reading: Concretopia by John Grindrod
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