Posts Tagged “vintage”

Cheery Manchester Victorian townhouse

By | May 7, 2013

colourful Manchester Victorian townhouse with mid century interior

I saw this cheery Manchester town house on Apartment Therapy recently. It’s owned by Sophie and Nick who live there with their young children Ivy and Sylvie – and Winifred the cat. It’s a masterclass in dressing your home if your interior tastes are a mismatch with your bricks and mortar. This is a Victorian [...]

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Colourful new print collection

By | April 25, 2013

Caroline Pratt tree print

Yorkshire-based designer Caroline Pratt launched her new collection of screen prints, cards and tea towels this month. Printmaker and surface pattern designer Caroline, who works from her studio in Leeds, is inspired by vintage designs and her country roots.  She fell in love with the work of 1950s textile designers 10 years ago while at university, [...]

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DIY cake stand with neon pink edge

By | April 16, 2013

DIY glass cake stand with neon pink edge

I’ve seen quite a few DIY cake stands around the internet with various items used as the base – glasses, vases, candlesticks, you name it! For my version I went for cut glass and used a plate and dessert glass both picked up in charity shops for a few quid. I decided to give my [...]

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Vintage fair to raise money for charity

By | April 11, 2013

harrogate spring vintage fair

If you’re a lover of vintage you definitely want to put this date in your diary and plan on getting yourself to Harrogate. With stalls, pop-up tearooms, makeovers, live music and craft workshops it sounds like a retro girl’s dream. But even better: it will raise money for the Samaritans. To help get you in [...]

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Advintageous Spring Vintage Fair

By | April 8, 2013

advintageous spring vintage fair at ridings centre wakefield

The Ridings Centre in Wakefield is not what you’d describe as a looker and it’s been overshadowed in the last few years by the opening of a new shopping mall, Trinity Walk. But a couple of weeks ago (I know, bad blogger) the centre came to life: full of people, character, vitality, dancing, singing, rock [...]

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Decorative Country Living spring fete

By | March 21, 2013

Decorative Country Living open weekend and spring fete

I’ve been an admirer of Decorative Country Living for some time. They stock a pretty unique offer of new, commissioned and antique goods and accessories for home and garden. They sell online but it often gives you more confidence buying – especially vintage – when you can see and hold things. So it’s handy that [...]

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New collection from Kitty and Dulcie

By | February 13, 2013

Kitty and Dulcie Countess Carmel | Yorkshire UK lifestyle blog

Kitty & Dulcie first hit the wedding scene towards the end of 2011, offering something pretty new to brides – a set of stylish dresses all under £400. You can re-read my blog about the launch if you like. Well 18 months on and I’m pleased to say they’re back with their second collection, called ‘Country Set’, [...]

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Wedding styling inspiration: industrial Sheffield meets vintage glamour

By | January 30, 2013

sheffield industrial vintage glamour wedding inspiration

Some of the things I love and love to feature on this blog: strong women, Yorkshire, beautiful things, unique design and vintage influences. So this wedding inspiration shoot had just to be here. It has all of the above and then some. Even its title, Women of Steel, packs a punch. Set in Sheffield, it [...]

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Ripon Cathedral charity wedding fair

By | January 16, 2013

ripon cathedral vintage wedding fair

Standard issue wedding fairs can be a bit bland, but later this month there is an event in Yorkshire promising to be a little different. Apart from the fact the backdrop is the stunning Ripon Cathedral, it will have live music, hen party workshops and a tea room. Plus, it is raising money for a very [...]

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Bathroom styling: green and wood on white

By | January 8, 2013

traditional bath green sides with white walls

We’ve decided that the first room we’ll tackle when we move into the new house will be the bathroom. We’ll be replacing the dated 70s turquoise suite with ubiquitous modern white, and for the rest of the colour scheme I’m thinking of natural green, grey and wood tones.

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