Showing posts with label Accessories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Accessories. Show all posts

{ Sylvia Pichler's SS12 Collection }

Zilla Bags by Sylvia Pichler
Sylvia Pichler, the designer behind the Italian label Zilla has once again created a beautiful bag collection for this season. The SS12 collection showcases her trademark organic textures from knitted linen to jute yarn and leather. I previously blogged about her amazing sponge and cork bags if you would like to have a peek here.

{ Design Loving Collection #1 }

Design Loving Collection Moonlight Meander
Moonlight Meander is the title of the first collection for Design Loving’s new feature. It was inspired by a photo taken in Wijngaard street in Antwerp, Belgium. I’d like to share some more photo inspired shopping round-ups in the future, so if you like it, I’ll keep them coming!

One: Love ChloƩ Eau De Parfum Spray from Zappos
Two: Spot Chocolate Dress from ModCloth
Three: Lomo Diana F+ Camera Starter Kit from Amazon.co.uk*
Four:  Butter London Nail Polish from Zappos
Five: Cutout Cookie Wedge from ModCloth
Six: Kate Spade NY Treasure Chest Ring from Zappos
Seven: Fossil Convertible Tote from Zappos

*DL is an Amazon.co.uk associate

{ My name written all over it }

Esther Porter Bags
You can imagine my excitement when firstly; I discovered a bag called the ‘Linnet’ featured at number 2 and secondly, when I discovered how gorgeous the whole Esther Porter bag range is. Let’s just say it triggered an instant gchat conversation with my husband, whether he was interested or not!

Esther Porter bags are designed and handmade in England. You can find them here or at Independent Boutique.

1. Tansy - Medium-sized satchel
2. Linnet - Small cross-body bag
3. Lark - Medium-sized satchel
4. Campion - Very large roomy zipped tote
5. Grebe - Large roomy tote bag

So we already know which bag is my favourite! Which bag do you adore?

Photos by Rita Platts

{ Totes }

Love these One & The Same totes! There's the filmmaker, photographer, reader and all-star, which one are you?

{ Love at first sight }

M.Hulot ss12 collection
Ok, so this isn’t really a valentine’s post, but I’m totally in love with the new spring/summer range of M.Hulot. Aren’t the colours just yummy!? Now I’m obsessed with the Garrard clutch and the new Prussia cross body bag. The SS12 collection will be hitting stores between February 14th and March 14th, so visit M.Hulot to see a list of stockists or go to Independent Boutique to shop online.

{ Eli by Kate Higgins }

Eli by Kate Higgins
Oye Modern is a Sydney based online jewellery store that showcases the work of jewellery designers from around the world. I love the Eli range designed by Kate Higgins. Her work is strongly influenced by Art Deco and bold geometric forms. The Eli Prism collection is a modern take on diamonds and the Art Deco collection is inspired by the architecture of the time.

{ Polli }

Polli Jewellery
Polli Jewellery
Polli Jewellery
While in Australia over the holidays, my mother-in-law introduced me to Polli. I instantly loved their charming and quirky jewellery line. They have a delightful range of earrings, pendants, brooches and even cufflinks, produced in stainless steel, wood, thread and leather. I now have my very own pair of stainless steel earrings and I can tell you, I certainly feel pretty in Polli. Have you seen their jewellery before? I’d love to hear which is your favourite.

{ Yes Please! }

Jennifer Loiselle Accessories
Gold, bold and fabulous! I love this collection by Jennifer Loiselle. Go check out more of her amazing accessories here. Don’t you think these will make great Christmas gifts? I'll be leaving this post open on my husband’s computer… Hint hint nudge nudge!

{ Donna Wilson }

Donna Wilson Products

These 100% knitted lambswool products from Donna Wilson are perfect for getting cosy this winter! How adorable are those fox and owl cushions?!

Photos of scenes in Belgium by Design Loving

{ Oh Clutch! }

M-Hulot-clutches
I want all three! These beautiful M. Hulot clutches can be found at Independent Boutique. Unfortunately they only ship to the UK at this stage... Guess I’ll have to make some friends in the UK!

{ Emmadime : Knitted }

Talking of getting excited about autumn! How awesome is the knit-wear by Emmadime : Knitted. Do yourself a favour and go check out her shop. I'm most definitely hinting about these lovelies come Christmas time!

{ Zilla Bags }

On my recent visit to Barcelona I came across these funky Zilla bags, an Italian label by Sylvia Pichler. Drawing inspiration from her architectural background, Sylvia uses industrial materials from the tech and building trade. The tactile nature of her bags is what draws your attention at first - from artificial sponge to natural cork, you just can’t help but admire it. Zilla bags are not only great fashion items but interesting conversational pieces too! I’d love to hear which bag is your favourite. I’m crazy about the sponge bags!



Zilla bags are available in selected fashion and design shops across the world, but for more information you can visit the website here.

{ Perfect Geometry }

I’m back from an awesome Easter vacation and I couldn’t wait to share these beautiful pieces with you. The Athens based jewellery label NoMilk Today is synonymous with fun, interesting geometric compositions and fantastic colour combinations. Available on the NoMilk Today Etsy page is a whole range of amazing brooches, necklaces, rings and earrings. For more on the designer and her work, visit Eva’s Flickr page here.


{ Spring Fever }

Spring is in the air and I’m absolutely smitten over it. Here are a few lovelies on my spring wish list.


1. Turquoise Le Versha Chair from Anthropologie.eu
2. Garden Thank You Card from Rifle Paper Co. and Custom Heart Portrait print also from Rifle Paper Co.
3. Firebird Cloche from Anthropologie.eu
4. Seafire Ring from Anthropologie.eu
5. ‘Sunshine is Delicious’ tote bag from Alphabet Bags
6. Tyhee Deckchair from Gallant & Jones, image credit: Janis Nicolay
7. Dearie Me Wedges by Anthropologie.eu
8. Royal Apothic Rollerball by Anthropologie.eu