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Have a G and Tea for World Gin Day
Who? Product of your Environment What? World Gin Day is almost upon us! Why not celebrate with a quirky bone china tea pot set from Product of your Environment? Created by Rebecca Chitty, the set pays homage to the popular spirit by incorporating vintage “gin” and “tonic” tags into the design. It’s perfect for whether you’re having G&T or gin and tea. Priced at £95.50. When? Available now Where? Exclusively at productofyourenvironment.co.uk How? Visit website for more information
Design pick: Burgundy herringbone suitcase from Ted Baker
What? Burgundy herringbone suitcase from Ted Baker. Priced at £245 for 75L capacity. Also available in bigger and smaller sizes. Where? Available online from Ted Baker or from House of Fraser
Home pick: Tripod condiment set from Loveramics
Who? Loveramics What? When it comes to dressing a room, it’s the little details that matter. We think this little tripod condiment set from Loveramics is just the right amount of understated to fit into any home. Made from white porcelain with a wooden stand, it’s built to last. Plus, with salt, pepper, oil and vinegar, it’s really covered all the basis. Priced at £36. When? Available now Where? Available online from Occa Home How? Buy now from Occa Home
Design pick: Dunston blue ceramic elephant from Habitat
What? Dunston blue ceramic elephant. Priced at £35. Where? Available online from Habitat
Design pick: Tisbury from Jasper Conran for Wedgwood
Who? Jasper Conran and Wedgwood What? Jasper Conran and Wedgwood have recently unveiled the new Jasper Conran for Wedgwood collection. Entitled Tisbury, it seeks to elevate every day dining with its simplicity. The entire collection is in a pale beige porcelain and uses gentle rivulets to draw the eye to its classic form. Prices start from £8. When? Available now Where? Available online from Wedgwood How? Buy now from Wedgwood
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
