COS

COS is one of my favourite shop in london. COS clothes are always in modern clean line style made with good quality fabric and comes with reasonable price tag !  If they are a tad high for your budget wait for their sales period, prices goes down by 50% at least !
browse their website now !  http://www.cosstores.com/gb/site/home__start.nhtml





DARKROOM

 Darkroom is a concept store on London's Lambs Conduit St. Darkroom specialises in hard to find and one of pieces whilst also presenting beautifully classic pieces and offer an eclectic range of fashion for men and women, interior and lifestyle accessories.

Some pieces like the beautiful tan leather bags that are styled on fast food 'take away' paper bags  are simply stunning... and the hand-knitted large knitted poufs are soooooo gorgeous!

Independent and timeless...Lambs Conduit Street

Located in Bloomsbury just round the corner from Holborn Station is Lamb's Conduit Street and is a rare find in such close proximity of the commercial bustle of Holborn. This quaint little street comprises of several independent traders, boutique shops, an old fashioned bookstore + a great tapas bar & even a public house or 2!

Check out KENNARDS a lovely little deli and grocers who have a timeless display of wares outside and a rare village feel to the area - they stock a wonderful range of delicious local and organic food, fresh fish + pastries and make up gourmet chocolate hampers too!!!

Super Superficial

If you love tee shirts with quirky prints, Super Superficial is the place to go !
It has really cute tee shirts/ pullovers and tote bags ! You can sent them your
artwork too and see if they like it , your art work might be in their next collection !

website : http://supersuperficial.com/v2/index.php
location : 17 Fouberts Place, London W1F 7QD
opening hours : Monday - Saturday 11am to 7pm
                       Sunday 12pm to 5pm

do >

do> , a concept shop selling interior stuff, homeware, gadgets and many more.

My favourites are the Cauliflower Vase made from porcelin which has been cast

around the real thing, the 6 dishes including the roof that stacks up to form the

Italian Palazzis is a clever idea by Alessandro Zambelli and fancy vinyl stickers that are

designed to be applied to any smooth surfaces adds color to any dull space !

looking for something special ?















N2 fashion accessories are dedicated to adventurous fashionistas. When entering N2 shop, one feels like they stepped into a fairytale land. N2 collections are fresh, original and quirky.

Location: 73-74 Monmouth Street
                  Covent Garden London WC2H9DJ
Website: http://www.n2-lesnereides.com/en/index.php



my magma ~

Magma is a concept shop filled with amazing weird stuffs, posters & print,
homeware, art books and many more ! while browsing through magma's
website, i listed out a few books and products that is worth checking out below~

The Geometry of Pasta

The cover of the book looks like a picture
book of different pasta, it is however a recipe book
for how to marry the right pasta shape with the perfect sauce
by famous chef Jacob Kenedy.

Pulled : A catalog of screen printing by Mike Perry

This is one book that I will like to have my hands on !
Mike Perry's book has a collection of prints and an idea bank.
It introduces more than forty talented screen printers, including Maya Hayuk, Cody Hudson and many others. Pulled is definitely
for all Surface Design Students !

Check out amazing prints by Mike Perry below !
http://www.mikeperrystudio.com/

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Elephant Magazine

Elephant Magazine has a massive range of topics, from cultures, countries, gender, politics, styles and art forms (ranging from water colouring to woodcut engraving and book designing).
Something to read over Sunday coffee maybe ?

Moleskine presents a limited edition notebook collection
commermorating one of the most well-known pop-culture
icon of the 20th century: Pac-Man.
Grab one now from Magma ~












Do visit Magma at : 8 or 16 Earlham Street Covent Garden London WC2H 9RY
                                     http://www.mymagma.com/