From my kitchen love files

Sitting in Campania, I kept eyeing up their open-plan, rustic, no-fuss kitchen with wonderful vintage tiles and a simple butler sink. I thought I'd share some more from my ultimate dream kitchen files. Sources: 1. Flickr, 2. unknown, 3. Emmas Design Blogg via Pretty Gingham, 4. House of Pictures, 5. Flickr,...

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London X, Campania, Columbia Road - The End

It's funny how in a big city it's the small, hidden gems that are almost the most appealing. Finding Campania along the quiet, damp and chilly Columbia Road was like a little piece of heaven. I utterly fell for the place.Hassua, miten isossa kaupungissa melkein eniten vetoavat kaikkein pienimmät, piilossa olevat...

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London IV, East London, Shoreditch

One day we headed towards East London aiming for Columbia Road with its promise of an abundance of interesting little vintage and craft shops, artists' studios and cafés. We wound our way through some fascinating old working class quarters and stopped off at Bermondsey Antique Market.Yhtenä päivänä suuntasimme...

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London VIII, Anthropologie

Of course I had to pay a visit to the Anthropologie stores, which have landed in London's Regent Street and King's Road all the way from America. These pictures were taken in the Regent Street store. I was awe-struck by its magnitude, three floaty floors joined together by an amazing wall of plants, filled with...

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London VII, Notting Hill

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London VI, Liberty

The mock-Tudor style department store Liberty is a true favourite, which beckons me on every single London trip. The creaky floorboards, Liberty print, purple paper bags, antique furniture and latest fabulousness create a unique concoction. There's an elegant, timeless quality about the store and I can't quite...

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