The "sassy secateurs"
You gotta love the good old V&A for coming up with great products. Like these sassy secateurs for the stylish gardener! The secateurs are a Wild and Wolf quality tool, the design is "Anemone" by William Morris, if you haven't guessed it already, you stylish gardener, you.
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A gorgeons objet in and of itself, this deer-topped jar doubles as an antler-balancing game. Party game or solitary pursuit, this is a fanciful blend of pop art and play.
Tags: home decor, contemporary designs, deer, hostess gifts, antlers, gift giving, holiday gifts, party games, gift listsAdded 2 Years Ago from Vandashop -
Sweet!! :)
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GREAAAAT!
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sweet
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This brilliant bag is the creation of Edson Raup, an ingenious designer who saw the potential in recycling men's suits, bought from charity shops in London, and turning them into hardwearing and very useable unisex bags. A car sea... This brilliant bag is the creation of Edson Raup, an ingenious designer who saw the potential in recycling men's suits, bought from charity shops in London, and turning them into hardwearing and very useable unisex bags. A car seat belt serves as the adjustable and carry strap, and there are two front pockets and an interior zipped pocket to keep your valuables secure. Lined with a bright cerise silk, it certainly brings new meaning to the word 'suitcase'. Measures 40 x 36cm.
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An inside look at the state of sport fashion today, including its design, advertising, technology and appropriation. Filled with full-color images and the viewpoints of journalists, designers, athletes and cultural anthropologist... An inside look at the state of sport fashion today, including its design, advertising, technology and appropriation. Filled with full-color images and the viewpoints of journalists, designers, athletes and cultural anthropologists, this is an intriguing read for anyone fascinated with both fashion and sport.
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I like the shape!
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See, bunnies and flowers can be friends.
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At the dawn of photography, various image-makers explored camera-less techniques, and today there are a number of artists who continue to challenge the belief that a camera is necessary to create a photograph. Shadow Catchers pres... At the dawn of photography, various image-makers explored camera-less techniques, and today there are a number of artists who continue to challenge the belief that a camera is necessary to create a photograph. Shadow Catchers presents the work of five leading practitioners Pierre Cordier, Susan Derges, Adam Fuss, Garry Fabian Miller and Floris Neusüss who, by casting shadows on light-sensitive paper or by chemically manipulating its surface, capture the presence of objects, figures or glowing light. The results are powerful images, often with surreal effects and symbolic content. This is the first book to gather together the exciting works of these key contemporary artists, revealing the technical processes and creative practices involved in their art. In an age of mass-produced imagery, Shadow Catchers offers hand-crafted photographs that are both haunting and thought-provoking.
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enchanting photography
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Who needs a real throne when you can colour your own throne.
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I love it when a little bit of design turns an ordinary object into an object of desire.
Tags: gardening, tools, Arts and Crafts, Earth Day, william morris, Cray, chintz, Wild and Wolf, Garden secateursAdded 3 Years Ago from Vandashop -
A reproduction of a top hat from 1900-10 made by Lock & Co. Its one of a series of paper hats based on actual hats from the V&A's collections, and I want one for an extremely mad tea party.
Tags: fashion, style, hats, headgear, tea party, tophat, party hats, Victoria and Albert Museum, Paper HatAdded 3 Years Ago from Vandashop -
Ok, I guess I haven't seen everything after all...
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Such a fun design, gives me all kinds of ideas
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Now thats what I call cool!
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I know, it's brilliant, right?
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Just in time for Easter, here is an adorable set of bunny whisks. Words every cook loves: dishwasher safe!
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this poster by Japanese illustrator Takashi Furuya will cheer up any wall!
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I love the London skyline with its Gherkin and its London Eye and this would be fabulous in a loft apartment somewhere above the Thames...
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ops , ice cream pendant !
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Fashion jewellery at its most fun, this fabulous buckle style cuff bracelet provides a nostalgic return to the playful styles of the fifties and sixties
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Its look different in every perspective
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Anything that makes washing-up fun is worthwhile. I love the cinderellaness of having a bunny to help with chores. The design museum shop is a brilliant place to pick up brilliant design at some pretty brilliant prices.
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Another great stylish picnic idea!
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Ideal for stylish alfresco dining, on a picnic or the patio!
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Iconic to say the least. A whole series of different Olympic prints available. including the winter Olympics. This poster was created by the publicist Jean Brian. 170,000 copies were produced. Size 50 x70cm
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Kids can move beyond knights and cowboys with the Victoria & Albert Museum's fabulously intricate samurai costume. A la carte components include a mask, helmet, sword and suit of armor- all composed of soft foam. Perhaps the buddi... Kids can move beyond knights and cowboys with the Victoria & Albert Museum's fabulously intricate samurai costume. A la carte components include a mask, helmet, sword and suit of armor- all composed of soft foam. Perhaps the budding warriors can re-stage Rashomon.
Tags: toys, kids, costumes, samurai, childrens, Halloween costumes, childs, Kids Costumes, imaginative playAdded 5 Years Ago from Vandashop -
A long way from the cute and cuddly image that we in the West usually associate with the Panda, these vaguely demented Panda toys are the smaller cousins to the ones featured in the China Design Now exhibition at the V&A and vary ... A long way from the cute and cuddly image that we in the West usually associate with the Panda, these vaguely demented Panda toys are the smaller cousins to the ones featured in the China Design Now exhibition at the V&A and vary from cute and silly to really rather evil looking. Their Shanghai-based designer Ji Ji joked, ‘These Pandas sculptures can be interpreted as the portrait of the generation of the people born in the 1980s’. Not suitable for young children. One of three panda toy designs from young urban designers Shirtflag. Panda measures 9cm high. The V&A Shop has three designs available 'Evil Eyes', 'Smiley' and 'Bruised'. (purchased at the exhibition )
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