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Trainspotters in the New York Times
Check out this article on our Walk/Don’t Walk signs in today’s New York Times: http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/06/20/walk-dont-walk-open-your-wa… Michael Grynbaum writes eloquently about these now extinct New York city icons, although seems in our opinion a little too intent on focussing on the pricetag rather than the fact that we’ve managed to save these beauties and ship them half way round the world. Thankfully it seems there are a good few in the great city of New York who appreciate these signs for what they are – extinct design classics and part of the fabric of what most people think of as ‘New York’. Within hours of going to print a number of them have been purchased and are about to make the transatlantic crossing back home again….
Opaline Glass is arguably one of the most synonymous styles when we think of antique vintage lighting and it’s origins come from a mixture of European influences… Glass Of The Past Opaline Glass was produced in France during the 1800s and was highly fashionable around the world during this period. One of its main influences …
As we've stripped back the damp plasterboard and 1980's bodge jobs from the interior of New Mills, a characterful beast has emerged. And who better to christen it than local lads made good Superdry, who've just shot their summer range amongst scattered clock faces and neon light fixtures. Hats off to our friend Jimeee Meigh, [...]
Although retro lighting might not be at the top of you ‘summer-must-haves’ list, there are some pretty smart creations to be found at this pop-up shop. Usually based in Gloucestershire, Trainspotters will be in the big smoke for 10 days only
Trainspotters in the New York Times
Check out this article on our Walk/Don’t Walk signs in today’s New York Times: http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/06/20/walk-dont-walk-open-your-wa… Michael Grynbaum writes eloquently about these now extinct New York city icons, although seems in our opinion a little too intent on focussing on the pricetag rather than the fact that we’ve managed to save these beauties and ship them half way round the world. Thankfully it seems there are a good few in the great city of New York who appreciate these signs for what they are – extinct design classics and part of the fabric of what most people think of as ‘New York’. Within hours of going to print a number of them have been purchased and are about to make the transatlantic crossing back home again….
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Opaline Origins
Opaline Glass is arguably one of the most synonymous styles when we think of antique vintage lighting and it’s origins come from a mixture of European influences… Glass Of The Past Opaline Glass was produced in France during the 1800s and was highly fashionable around the world during this period. One of its main influences …
Superdry at the mill…
TIME OUT – London
Although retro lighting might not be at the top of you ‘summer-must-haves’ list, there are some pretty smart creations to be found at this pop-up shop. Usually based in Gloucestershire, Trainspotters will be in the big smoke for 10 days only
The London Waste and Recycling Board