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Took this the other week on quite a blustery day at The four Pillars hotel in Cirencester.
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Here is the vide from the Lumia Live session thing with Ghostpoet. Can see what I mean the gig was set up to make this beautiful video. We were pretty boozy by this point and can be spyed getting our sway on.
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A great weekend in Cornwall
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We have recently got in 5 origianl opaline globe light fittings reclaimed from and old school. They instatnly reminded me of my visit to the lovely Colette Cafe in Williamsburg.
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Back to interiors! After we actually finish our kitchen we move on to the floors with the plan to parquet them. We think in a double herringbone and stained quite dark but there is just so much to choose from!
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Photos from the actual wedding day were by the wonderful Edd Taylor.
Check out his work at :-
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A few more fab details in the store by Matt Somerville.
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It was quite a while ago since we got married, but hey we are pretty much still newly weds.
When we are asked to pose for some post wedding photos that included using our shop we just couldn’t say no. The photographer was our good friend Matt Somerville who stayed with us for one very hectic weekend. In between buying for Dig Haushizzle, working the shop, redecorating the kitchen, partying, and eating out we some how managed to fit this in.
Matt is now based in Vancouver in Canada and is a wonderful photographer check out his work here.
Unfortunately my actual wedding dress was packed up to the nines! and with a limited about of time it seemed pretty scary to unwrap it but the stand in dress for the afternoon seemed to work pretty well.
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Right then… Ever since Cass & I moved in the our flat in Bristol she’s hated our kitchen. Incredible standard and cheap it did the job but was a bit boring and uninspiring (especially because our kitchen occupies our living room) Looking at some of the kitchens in wickes the other week, I realised we’ve saved a massive amount of money going it how we did. We acquired reclaimed floor boards and an old Iroko wood school laboratory top from our friends at Glastonbury Reclamation yard. We hunted high and low for a work top big enough and Glasto Rec came up trumps. Next up we brought in trained carpenter Lee Jennings to strip the kitchen down to the bones and reclad with the old floor boards. The old boards randomly placed together work perfectly, you get a mishmash of colours and textures. As I mentioned before the worktop was taken from a science class room so there’s some authentic school boy graffiti on the tops including ‘Jack needs Viagra’ and ’ physco was here’ :) The plan was to remove the old tiles and retile the kitchen ourselfs. We used www.wallsandfloors.co.uk and managed to purchase everything in one go. I would also advise purchasing a few samples to get the tile you want. We agreed to go for white brick tiles with a black grout. Tiling the wall was a complete nightmare so we used www.ratedpeople.com , a tradesman came round and competed the job really efficiently and we are currently using ratedpeople again to get our living room floor sorted!
(Source: dig-haushizzle.co.uk)
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We are now stocking the fabulous Cereal magazine. A seriously beautiful magazine full of lovely words and photographs around the main themes of food and travel.
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Kitchen floor planning.
We are going to have concrete in our kitchen, this is one of our main things now to do. The tiles are done and now just the shelving and lighting to do!
It is so great to be finally getting there!
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We are very excited to announce we will now be stocking lamps by Industrial Electric Light Co.
We have two RG2 lamps now in store and the look great. They are converted from The Tilley R1 paraffin heater which was produced in East London roughly between 1920 and 1960.
Every lamp is completely unique and tell a different story. The reflectors and bases come in different colours and the lamps are fully dimable.
The RG2 lamps are £285 each as you can see we have two different colourways in stock at the moment but if your interested in another finish please just ask.
check out there full range at
www.industrialelectric.co.uk
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(Source: likeafieldmouse, via beetle-geuse)
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Ok I think we have now finally same to a conclusion on our Lounge floor,I think it has to be parquet. The Kitchen is being tiled today so pictures coming soon.
