In the UK these past two weeks have been disappointingly wet and cold, although it's a blessing that we are now allowed to dine indoors in restaurants, bars and eateries.
Still we are earnestly willing the weather to improve so that it will be warm enough to be outdoors, especially to spend time with loved ones and friends in a great setting for picnics and relaxation.
Just launched in time for the British “staycation” by Heating and Plumbing London is the ultimate “Rainbow” Picnic Set that comprises a pure new wool blanket with grey waterproof backing in a rainbow pattern and yellow strap; and two matching rainbow pure new wool cushions also with waterproof backing, come supplied with a cotton keep-safe bag. The set comes in various colours and designs, and also just launched is a new waterproof rainbow picnic blanket for kids.
And for the adults, complementing the picnic set is a Portable Champagne bucket with leather strap - Made in the UK and France, created for those summer evenings spent on the beach or in a local park calling for a nice bottle of rosé or Champagne that needs to be kept cool while enjoying the sunshine. The base of the Champagne cooler is shaped, so that the bottle is slightly tilted and can be nicely covered with ice and remain very cold.
As we enjoy outdoor dining and activities, many check and stripe patterns have come to the forefront as a great way to brighten up our valuable time.
This delightful porcelain mug in gingham check for a modern country-style is from Wohnflair which offers a wide selection of Shabby Chic products from Scandinavian manufacturers and brands such as Au Maison, Clayre & Eef, but also Madam Stoltz, Van Deurs, Jeanne d'rc Living, GreenGate and Chic Antique. Back in the comfort of our home, Antipodream has got a variety of designs to set us up in the bedroom, including the Society of Wanderers Lilac Check Pillowcase and Sheets in 100% French Flax Linen and also with ruffles, such as these shown here, pre-washed and easy to care for, now available for pre-order. |
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