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Small Ceramic Pot - Black Grid

£25.00

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Handmade and wheel thrown ceramic pot A natural stoneware grid on a glazed black backdrop plays homage to the geometric shapes inspired by Brutalist architecture Made in London by designer Hannah Bould

Metal Heart Wall Relief

£145.00

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Metal wall relief carefully chosen by Vitra from Alexander Girard's estate for its impact and timelessness The Heart is made from durable brass with reflective properties. The soft shape stands in contrast with the solid copper material. The heart is easily hung on the wall thanks to the included assembly material and offers a romantic ambience to any room

Chunky Arch Earrings - Wild Flower

£35.00

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Chunky ceramic arch earrings that are lightweight and a bold fashion statement Hand made from polymer clay and fitted with sterling silver studs each pair of earrings is both unique and comfortable Red and blue colour pattern

Animal Wash Mittens - rabbit / cat / dinosaur

£8.00

Animal Dino Cat - mustard Rabbit - blue

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Dino

Cat - mustard

Rabbit - blue

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Make baby bath time more fun and organic-friendly with these adorable cotton terry washcloths. What better way to entice a reluctant baby into the bath than with a talking Cat, Dino or Rabbit puppet? Allows you to wash, entertain and play with your baby all with one little charming design Each washcloth has an embroidered face and ears Please follow the recommended care instructions Sold separately

Silicone Teether - Car

£10.00

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Teether in adorable blue car shape The teether has various textures which will provide soothing comfort and help stimulate the eruption of your baby’s new teeth Silicone is a long lasting material and is a great alternative to materials such as plastic

Fernand Léger Industrial France Print

£25.00

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Print by Charlotte Perriand and Fernand Léger, titled La France Industrielle (Industrial France), 1937.  Panel to the right of the entrance of the Ministry of Agriculture Pavilion 40 x 30cm Supplied unframed © Archives Charlotte Perriand / ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2021

Cassina LC1 Armchair

£2,799.00

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A chair with timeless design that draws upon colonial styles for inspiration Light weight and compact, the timeless shape of LC1 was introduced in 1929 at the Salon d’Automne along with other iconic pieces like LC2 and LC3, the LC6 table and LC4 chaise longue The compositional simplicity of the iconic LC1 armchair lends itself to various settings and is available in different versions, like the one exhibited in 1930 at the Union des Artistes Modernes expo Seat in black leather with matching arm straps and chrome frame. For other colourways, please email Cassina directly Please note: 12-14 week lead time from date of purchase // Delivery only available within the M25 // Price includes insurance, shipping (£180) and VAT import & admin fee (£114). Should multiple items be purchased there may be combined shipping savings, which will be automatically refunded.

Sound Advice: Now You Know

£20.00

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Exclusion and racial bias are built into our cities. In its debut publication Now You Know, Sound Advice – the platform exploring spatial inequality in architecture – has gathered the thoughts and reflections of more than 50 architects and urbanists of colour in an extraordinary compendium of essays, poems, interviews and, yes, advice on how to address the discrimination baked into our built environment Crowdfunded to the tune of £19,500 by 418 supporters, the 180-page paperback is designed by Joel Antoine-Wilkinson and edited by Sound Advice's co-hosts, the urbanists Pooja Agrawal and Joseph Henry. Its contributors range from MBEs to architecture students, artists to urban policymakers – each one accompanying their piece with a concise tip of the kind that has made the Sound Advice Instagram feed such a compelling resource, paired with a music recommendation “Through Now You Know we wanted to explore a compelling alternative and more plural vision of the future in our voice and within our own space. The contributors have created an incredible manifesto so we really hope that people engage with the content in the book and don’t just leave it collecting dust on a coffee table or to decorate a Zoom background.” Joseph Henry, Sound Advice