One night a few weeks ago we had supper at Cha Cha Moon. We both agreed that it would be nice to enjoy green tea at home and, to my surprise, P suggested that we might need some appropriate teacups... it was a surprise because we have many types of cup and usually P is sensible when it comes to needing more stuff... we don't need any more stuff.
Today, I passed by Postcard Teas. They have an amazing selection of tea varieties, which are all beautifully packaged, as well as some beautiful Japanese tea ware. But the teacups which grabbed my attention were these Black Fluted Mega from Royal Copenhagen... hand painted and perfect.
Yesterday we decided to visit Raven Row, a new non-profit contemporary art exhibition centre in Spitalfields. I think that 6a Architects have done a wonderful job on renovating these eighteenth century domestic rooms, they have also included two contemporary gallery spaces on the ground floor.
Unfortunately I didn't take in too much of the current exhibition... I was far too busy admiring the space.
P recently finished three small paintings. I took advantage when I saw them... I tried to photograph Sleeps with Magnets very close up and the result is this great set of colourful landscapes...
No matter how many dots P paints, I'm always amazed by the results.
The Straight chair by George Nakashima, originally designed for his studio and later manufactured by Knoll, between 1946 and 1954, reintroduced in 2008.
I'd love to have been able to see The Making of an Object at at The Design Center at Philadelphia University. Sadly, too far away.
More lighting... we don't need a wall lamp, but that doesn't stop me from dreaming about where I'd put this 194 N wall lamp by Gino Sarfatti, if I were ever lucky enough to own one!
I'm longing for a more simple environment... too much clutter and not enough time to sort it all out! I'd like to pass the time at Jane Cumberbatch's serene Pure Style location house in South London.