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Nice Things No.15

here are 15 nice things for Nice Things No.15 – it’s an Etsy edition!

porcelain jewellery by Loumi:

the daschund league tote bag by giulia sagramola:

moonstone deco silver ring by Datter:

Rest print by Jon Duenas:

lost landscape dress by A Part of Me:

Faux Taxidermy bison head:

i feel great banner by Jimmy Marble:

hand-stitched grey leather tote by Artemis Leatherware:

february’s flowers by Rebekka Seale:

pendleton tote by Arc of Diver:

abstract prints by AMMIKI:

wooden coffee scoop by Brighton Exchange:

triangles tray by oelwein:

thank you card set by Harry Diaz:

crystal bar ring by upper metal class:

and, you’re right, Paris IS always a good idea. poster by Field Trip:

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Toast

i really love the aesthetic of UK brand Toast. they have a wonderful collection of basics like breton tees, denim, classic leather items and menswear inspired pieces named after Diane Keaton (of course, who else). have a browse around their latest catalogue and also be sure to check out their gorgeous homeware collection.

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Le Sac

i only have one handbag that i use for everything – day to day, going out, travelling etc. i’m just too comfortable & lazy to transfer things from bag to bag. BUT. here are some bags i like, if i ever changed my boring ways.

Le Sac by Miss Moss

TOP:  beige leather tote by Artemis / leather barrel bag by AAND / canvas pop-up bag by Chris van Veghel

MIDDLE: Laurie fringe purse by Acne / metallic + navy tote by coriumi / Alex bag by Steven Alan

BOTTOM: Tokyo bag by Opening Ceremony / Rockland Backpack by Need Supply Co. / tote by A.P.C.

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Centre Commercial, Paris

Centre Commercial is one of those rad Parisian concept stores that sells all sorts of accessories, clothes and accoutrements for men and women. i particularly love their collection of bags and shoes by designers like Sara Barner, MimiOsborn, Christine Phung andLa Botte Gardian - who make those amazing flat work boots. they also offer worldwide shipping, so if you can’t get to Paris any time soon…

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Lee Coren

when i was in school i took textile design for a year as part of my art course. it wasn’t really textile design, i didn’t actually do any screen printing and everything was kind of laissez-faire in that high school art kind of way. but i did gain a lot of respect for textile designers due to the finer points of the craft.

so i’m always excited to discover new people who make beautiful things in the textile field. Israeli designer Lee Coren got in touch with me about her pattern collection which she screen prints onto scarves, clutches and totes. you can buy pieces from her collection at her Etsy shop.

The main collection is called ‘Local Environment’ – in which I took forgotten local icons that are most common in typical Israeli cities, such as curved window bars and plastic shutters, and brought them back to life in a fresh perspective through modern textiles patterns, that will then return to the city as quality scarves and bags.

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