Tasked with bringing colour and harmony to the ‘greige’ interiors of this Victorian house, interior designer Tamsin Saunders has created spaces to inspire the artist who lives there
This is a hand-drawn print of Vicarage Road Stadium – home of Watford Football Club. This beautiful piece of art was originally illustrated over many hours using pencil, fine liner and pro markers. Now it’s available as a full colour print in a variety of sizes, framed or unframed. A lovely alternative to commercially produced football posters and canvas. Whether it’s a birthday, house warming or any other special occasion, this print is a wonderful gift for any Hornets fan. Product Details: - A4 size print in a Unmounted Frame - £55 - A3 size print in a Unmounted Frame - £75 - A2 size print in a Unmounted Frame - £85 - A4 size print card mounted and Framed - £80 - A3 size print card mounted and Framed - £95 - A2 size print card mounted and Framed - £130 - All printed on high quality 280gsm card paper and printed locally. - All orders come with a certificate of Authenticity from Art By Arjo with the print. To purchase this same print unframed heres the listing link >>> Frame Info:: The framed option comes strung and ready to hang and come with or without a smooth matte mount (border) to surround your print depending on option you select. Our frames are made of solid wood and are handmade in the UK. They come in the following options: Black and white frames: A 20mm wide flat shaped black/white coloured picture frame moulding with 22mm depth. Made from real ayous wood with a paint finish. Oak frame: A 22mm wide flat shaped natural oak coloured picture frame moulding with 20mm. Made from real oak wood with a barefaced finish. A4: mounted with a 1 inch mount and framed in a 292mm x 379mm frame with an internal measurement of 260mm x 347mm. A3: mounted with a 2 inch mount and framed in a 429mm x 552mm frame with an internal measurement of 397mm x 520mm. A2: mounted with a 2 inch mount and framed in a 552mm x 726mm frame with an internal measurement of 520mm x 694mm. A4 unmounted frame external dimension size is - 244mm x 331mm A3 unmounted frame external dimension size is - 331mm x 454mm A2 unmounted frame external dimension size is - 454mm x 628mm All of our frames have 2mm acrylic glazing. It is light, safe, optically outstanding, scratch-resistant and will not discolour. Postage and Delivery Unframed Prints - Dispatched in 1 working days & Posted via Royal Mail 1st Class tracked delivery. Framed Prints - Dispatched in 2 working Days & posted Parcel Force tracked & next day delivery from the dispatch day. Expedited Shipping: Your order will be swiftly processed and shipped. Secure Packaging: We take extra care to ensure your items arrive in pristine condition.
I usually embroider monograms like this for weddings taken by my husband or for weddings we are invited to but this was commissioned by my daughter and son-in-law for a wedding they went to in June (a month ago exactly by date – so I’m getting less late about these things). Hooray, only another 6 monograms …
The fictional village of St Mary Mead is about 25 miles from London and 12 miles from the coast. The main railway station is in “Much Benham” two miles away. Although Murder at the Vicarage (1930) is the first novel set in St Mary Mead, the village itself was mentioned several times in her Poirot novel, The Mystery of the Blue Train (1928); in chapter seven a letter addressed to the heroine Katherine Grey at Little Crampton, St Mary Mead, Kent. Miss Marple was apt to say on many occasions, “Ther
When you walk into this kitchen the first thing you notice is the cool and calm colour palette and the big Georgian windows looking out across the gardens.
May Morris, daughter of William Morris and his wife Jane, has always seemed an elusive figure. In photographs she often looks plain and rather bored, though to be fair photographs of William and Jane often seem a bit low key in the glamour stakes too – probably because sitting still for long enough to have …
The church and vicarage in the small village of Viðareiði on the Faroe Islands. The population in Viðareiði is 3-400 and it is the northernmost settlement in the Faroe Islands. Viðareiði, Faroe Islands 2014 | Visit my website for a selection of my best landscape photos www.hansjhansen.com |
I have just finished embroidering a couple of linen hand towels for a friend to give as a Christmas present. I’m a bit uncomfortable about hand embroidery on such things as hand towels. However, as this was what was wanted, I tried to make something that would withstand rough treatment and a high temperature …
A fortnight away – and one of those weeks in sole charge of two lively kittens growing daily in confidence – means that this week I’m slowing down and spending time catching up on things and people at home here in Cheltenham. Yesterday, London and Cheltenham collided as daughter No 1 dropped in on her …
BB’s classic children's book, Brendon Chase. Three brothers run away from home to live like Robin Hood and his merry men, deep in the . . .
A quick post to show you a simple monogram of 2 letters which I finished off when I returned home from my stint in London. Ever so slightly entwined, these initials look bold in red which I find I have become increasingly fond of for monograms – that is when I’m not doing whitework. I …
A quick post to show you a simple monogram of 2 letters which I finished off when I returned home from my stint in London. Ever so slightly entwined, these initials look bold in red which I find I have become increasingly fond of for monograms – that is when I’m not doing whitework. I …
A pre-Easter week of visiting family coincided with the best sort of weather for getting out and about. With David’s son and four year old granddaughter (sadly mum had to work) we went by car deeper into real Kent to Penshurst Place via country lanes laced with blossom and young greenery and through pretty little …
Jean Stansfield Vicarage Park, is an attractive and well equipped public space right on the edge of Poulton town centre.
