Showing posts with label visual merchandising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label visual merchandising. Show all posts

5 October 2016

Wool Grass

Hermes, New Bond Street
Tapestries and bundles of wool made to look like grassy landscapes. This detail looking like something from under the sea. Much better description and photographs here

25 February 2011

Charming





I went to Edinburgh recently and two things stood out - that Harvey Nichols like stationary (see dress and tree made out of pegs/pencils), and the oval tray of gold charm bracelets in a pawn shop window. Sometimes find pawn shops a bit sad, as I always invent heartbreaking stories for why people's engagement rings are sparkling at me from the shop window. Charm bracelets are particularly personal I think, as they take so long to fill up. I have a silver one, that has mostly been contributed to by my Cornish Grandma, with charms such as a pasty and tin mine. (One other thing that stood out - Men in Kilts. No thanks.)