Random mirror

I can't resist a bit of contemporary mixed with period detailing, so have a look at this wonderful mirror from Julian Chichester. Called the Random Mirror it mixes square and rectangular antique effect panels with eglomise for some period drama.  It comes in two sizes 700x1000cm or 800x1600cm.  Starting at £1,397 it's not on the cheap side though...

Heals' timeless, classic bedroom furniture

Founded in 2010, Another Country is a British based company that makes contemporary craft furniture and accessories.  Sold exclusively at Heals as their 'Craft Series' this classic bedroom furniture combines simplicity with serenity - providing a modern take on the functional forms, clean lines and enduring craftmanship of Shaker furniture.  Beautiful.

You can see the whole collection at Heals.

Storage, the Danish way

This article on Remodelista caught my eye ... Beautiful, minimalist storage furniture from Danish company Skagerak.  These stylish teak hangers in particular would be a beautiful addition to any hallway.

Hang it all

For design junkies out there, the classic Hang it all coat hook by Charles and Ray Eames has had a face lift.  Vitra have re-envisioned it for the modern day in 3 fresh colour waves.  Great for kids - the colourful wooden balls are specifically designed to encourage kids to hang up their things.  Certainly worth a try. 

More stylish storage, in a rustic vibe

These gorgeous hand woven baskets from Danish brand Tine K are perfect for all those bits and bobs that are forever getting in the way.  Magazines, books, toys, letters, linens, laundry... you name it, tucked away in these stylish containers, you need never trip over anything again.  At £52 for a set of three they are great value and come in a number of different options - crafted from palm leaves they feature a leather strip at the top, or funky sequin stripes.

The Walldrobe

I so love this mural from www.mrperswall.com.  Reminiscent of Carrie in Sex and the City, I am itching for the right brief to give it a worthy home.  I could look at this for hours.

Walldrobe