Shopping and Design: Design Notes
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Your support makes all the difference.Eat My Handbag Bitch is a new store which stocks the best of design from the 1950s to the 1980s. It will sell a range of stock including vintage televisions, radios, lighting, fabrics, glass, ceramics, plastics and furniture. Eat My Handbag Bitch is at 91-95 Brick Lane, London E1, 0171 375 3100. A web site will be set up soon at www.eatmyhandbagbitch.co.uk
A new service called The Property Redesign Service aims to help anyone who feels out of their depth when it comes to home design, and yet is wary of letting a professional interior designer loose on their home, or wallet. For a flat fee dependent on the type and size of property, a trained interior architect will visit you in your home or business (including outside the London area on negotiation) and give you guidance on design.
For an appointment, call The Property Redesign Service on 0171 581 9011 or visit 76 Valetta Road, London W3
Mufti's new range, by Michael D'Souza, has an eco-friendly feel. Made entirely from raw, natural materials, it doesn't scrimp on the khaki ("the 4-wheel drive of colour", apparently). The collection includes throws and cushions with leather trim, teak beds and leather letter racks. The signature chair was chosen to adorn the 1st class lounge at British Airways. Mufti is at 789 Fulham Road, London SW6, 0171 610 9123
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