London’s East End has come a long way since David Granick, an amateur photographer born and bred in Stepney, decided to unpack his Kodak and snap photos of everyday life. While the area may be a symbol of gentrification sweeping across the capital and beyond, this collection of original photos take the reader back to an era when post-war rubble and dust remained on the streets, over a decade after World War II had ended.
Found in the heart of London, Hoxton Campus is a workspace designed to flex in response to the needs of businesses big and small. Building upon this inherent flexibility, as well as the area’s notably rebellious and non-conforming past, London-based design studio Anagram have developed a warm and welcoming identity for the space.
David Granick’s (1912-80) Kodachrome photographs of London in the 1960s and 1970s are sensational. Here are more from Granick’s legacy of more than 3000 colour slides of a London now only glimpsed. More here. Via: Tower Hamlets Local History Library & Archives , The East End in Colour 1960-80 edited by Chris Dorley-Brown and published by Hoxton Minipress.
Seife's paintings encode moods with colours. Influenced by Persian rug weaving and artists like KAWS and Takashi Murakami, he reinvents the past with modern materials
These 40 photographs all tell stories about the historical figures or events that they represent. Once taken simply to document their present, they now help us witness the past. From historical landmarks and famous people to the basic daily routines of the past, these pictures portray the past in a way that we can empathize with and understand more intimately.
This SE21 typography print that is a must-have for Dulwich, Upper Norwood, and West Norwood residents, both past and present. This stylish typography approach is available in 5 different sizes and in 9 colour ways - so there's sure to be a size and colour to suit your South East London gallery wall. We offer personalisation of your print - we can replace LONDON upon request with your chosen area of London, e.g. DULWICH. Just complete the optional personalisation box when you place your order. Perfect for your home or as a gift. A great way to celebrate special occasions - from a new home, birthday, anniversary or leaving present. Can’t find your postcode? Visit my Personalised Postcode listing where you can request any U.K. postcode to be designed up into a print to decorate your home with - https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/871845450/personalised-postcode-print-typography Designed and created by E C Crafted - Made to order and produced with printers in the South East. Follow me on instagram at @ECCrafted ABOUT THE PRINT Available as A5, A4, A3, A2 and A1 - with framing available on sizes A5 - A3. Framing colour options - Black, White, and Oak.
Due to variations on screens, we recommend you obtain a physical sample to gain true representation of the colours before placing an order. Composition Non-woven paper with textured finish.Paste the wall, not the paper when applying. Dimensions 52cm width. 26cm repeat.Sold as a 10 meter roll. Colour Matching Ground is similar to Farrow+Ball 'White Tie'. Colour palette is similar to Edward Bulmer 'Trumpington', 'Cinnamon', 'Gladstone' and ''Drab Green'. Farrow+Ball 'Kittiwake', 'London Clay', and Little Greene 'Bronze Red'Works well with our red 'Statement' and 'Modern Ticking' striped fabric or 'Squiggle' in pacific. Rub Count N/A Shipping & Returns Wallpaper takes 2 weeks to produce, and most fabrics take approximately 4 weeks to produce as they are both printed to order. Please get in touch for more exact fabric lead times. Returns are not accepted on fabrics as they are printed and cut to order. Returns are accepted on unwrapped wallpaper rolls and cushions.
Seife's paintings encode moods with colours. Influenced by Persian rug weaving and artists like KAWS and Takashi Murakami, he reinvents the past with modern materials
Shop this custom-made Colorful London Map wall mural by Farida Zaman.
Photographer Bella Foxwell has been capturing the beauty of London that a lot of people simply walk past. Doors. Her Instagram page, appropriately titled The Doors of London, features a rainbow of facades that are so quirky, they look like props from a Wes Anderson movie.
Found in the heart of London, Hoxton Campus is a workspace designed to flex in response to the needs of businesses big and small. Building upon this inherent flexibility, as well as the area’s notably rebellious and non-conforming past, London-based design studio Anagram have developed a warm and welcoming identity for the space.
One of my favorite design details over the past few years has been interior windows and glass partition walls. Of course this has been around for centuries in different iterations and I have seen them a ton on trips abroad. However they are becoming much more commonplace in design projects here in the US because […]
Whether you are planning a trip to London or you are a local Londoner, Notting Hill with it's cute pastel-coloured houses and vintage shops is a great place to spend the day. In this post I will outline my day itinerary for walking around Notting Hill covering all of the most instagrammable streets and colourful
Shop limited edition screenprints by Colours of Marlo from printclublondon.com. Handmade by the artist in our Dalston studio!
Our second collection of colourful Shoreditch Street Art paste-ups, photographed on walls in and around the East London neighbourhood.
Danish Mews House is a minimal residence located in London, United Kingdom, designed by Neil Dusheiko
London Past & Present book With index and guide to the principal places of interest in and around the City of London Paperback with black and white and colour illustrations, maps and photographs Very informative Printed in Great Britain and issued by the Travel Association 79 pages Some ageing but overall good vintage condition Any postage over payment will be refunded
Changes to six lines of the London Overground mean an update to a 1931 design that went global, even sparking an uproar in 2009 when the River Thames was taken off the map.
Please note that due to shading between fabric rolls, these remaining trousers may not match the shade of Jade corduroy waistcoats bought in the past. The Jade corduroy suit is our Alchemy cult favourite. The vibrant green colour makes the suit formal yet funky. The waistcoat is available in our backless and full back silhouettes. Both designs are adjustable at the waist with a D ring fastening. The trousers are a snug tight fit on the bum and thighs, featuring a wide waistband, which is pointed at the back to accentuate you in all the right places. The fabric has stretch and is therefore accommodating to different body types. Our blazer design combines modern with classic tailoring, providing a relaxed fit with sharp features. Blazers are made to order, If your size is not currently available get in contact to request a pre-order and find out lead times.
Broadgate has been given a new look by Dn&co, which looks to “change perceptions” of the area and showcase its cultural offering.
Description: Lower George St wallpaper by Little Greene features an abstract design on stars. Despite its contemporary appearance it probably dates back to the early 1800s when such designs were hugely popular. Shown here in Moonstone.Room-set image for scale reference only Width: 52cm Pattern Repeat: 13cm Roll Length: 10.05m Application: Paste the Wall Collection: London VType: Paper Delivery: Standard delivery within 2-3 working days, to check our stock prior to ordering please contact us on 0161 960 0348. Returns: We accept returns within 14 days of delivery please contact us as soon as possible to organise your return. Samples: Colours can vary on screen, we always advise you obtain a sample of the wallpaper you require prior to ordering to check colour and scale.
These are one of my favourite activities at Activity Village. Craft and colouring in one! Colour the base, choose and colour your decorations, cut and stick them on. Will keep older kids busy for hours!
Our second collection of colourful Shoreditch Street Art paste-ups, photographed on walls in and around the East London neighbourhood.
Hand-printed cards depicting three of London's methods of transport, past and present. The bus, the tube, and HMS Belfast. The cards are hand-printed in black ink on cream card, with each supplied with a matching cream envelope and sealed in a clear cello bag. Blank inside for your own message, or perfect to put in a frame. See my other listings for other designs and colours. There are further listings for more sets of London Landmark cards featuring different iconic scenes- check my card section to see. Thanks for looking!
