HtCC: Rain Rain Go Away
Ah, the Great British Summer. *looks outside* So obviously I’ve been looking at new raincoats and umbrellas for the past few months. This summer has been grey, grey, wet, grey…
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Guys Don’t Make Passes…
Well, you know how the rest of the saying goes. But its true, they don’t. Unfortunately I need my glasses to see, and have had my current pair for about…
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Hard to Live in the City
I’ve been meaning to post these for a while, but today just seemed right. These beautiful illustrations of this wonderful city by Sarah Matthews and can be bought from I…
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HtCC: Williams Sonoma
I’ve admitted before my love of random kitchen gadgets that you don’t really need, but I’ve got a special kind of love for Williams Somoma. I first found their site…
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HtCC – Archie Grand
Since getting my iPad, I’ve had to reign in my stationary habit. Even so, I still have at least 5 notebooks in my office just waiting to be used. (I’m…
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The Prettiest Dress
Most of the time when I get newsletter emails, I open, look, archive. But then I opened one from Ted Baker. Just look at it. This dress.* I need this…
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Reginapolis
I love Etsy. Sure, theres a lot of crap on there, but then, sometimes something lovely appears. Francesca Pasini has created a map of New York City using Regina Spektors…
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HtCC: Electric Gypsy
I love Electric Gypsy. They have a mixture of both original vintage and reproduction clothes available, with the new items being hand made in the UK. Their designs come from…
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HtCC – Signs
No, not the Bloc Party song that I had on repeat for too long and now can’t listen to it, but some beautiful pieces of jewellery by Chao & Eero…
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HtCC: Habitat
With all the nice weather (*looks out of window at ominous grey cloud, sighs*) we’ve had lately, I’ve been looking at Habitat’s* range of outdoor things and of course made…
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HtCC – Bibico
Modcloth sent out a newsletter a few weeks ago relating to Earth Day to promote their more ethically sourced and eco-friendly items, and at the bottom was a link to…
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HtCC: Manymals
I have to admit, I was first drawn to this collection by the packaging. “Manymals” is a collection of five different stirling silver animal shapes made in California by Markus…
