N & I went here this week, its brilliant for kids if its raining, which it is a lot this week.
I personally thought the exhibit was ugly, just not to my taste, but I heard plenty of adults saying how much they loved it.
N had to be dragged out after several hours, and she would have happily stayed all day.
Wish I'd had a book in my bag, but it was stuffed with rainwear & sandwiches.
Part of the show is a donut shaped swimming pool on the roof, but being only 92cm high, madam was 18cm too short.
The lovely Artemis has blogged a lot about her and Nao's beautiful wedding on the Isle of Wight.
On our return to the mainland we sent a tiny gift, which Artemis then proceeded to blog about..
Its good to know how much she appreciated them and my type written butter paper!
We have some in our stationery gift packs in the shop, stuffed with vintage goodies.
You can also buy the enamelled letters in store or a few selected words online.
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The Eastern Curve Garden is looking splendidly lush after all the recent rain.
The veg - tomato, red pepper, courgette & herbs all look very happy.
The furniture collection is multiplying, so there is plenty room for a picnic or even a meeting in an outdoor office, or relax in a rocker made from reclaimed wood.
N and I had a picnic there today, between showers.
You should go.
Katy Hackney and Jane Petrie are co-owners of Shelf, a small shop in East London which opened its actual doors from 2001 to 2011. The virtual doors opened in 2009.
Always finding it difficult to explain the concept of the shop, this blog seemed like a good way of trying to answer that question; an exploration of things that interest Katy and Jane. Shelf itself sits somewhere in the middle of all this.