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The Water Monopoly’s new showroom
The Water Monopoly has been supplying beautiful bathrooms for the last 25 years. The company recently moved to a new showroom in Queens Park. 5000sq ft. of space is devoted to showcasing both one-off originals and the reproductions inspired … Continue reading
The Reclaimed Tile Company
These vintage encaustic concrete tiles in wonderfully striking designs come from The Reclaimed Tile Company. This family-owned business is sourcing some of the few remaining gems of reclaimed tiles and antique terracotta from across Europe. They carry stock from … Continue reading
Rare 1950s shop sign
SkinFlint Design specialise in original reclaimed and salvaged lighting from the 20th century. One of their latest finds was this original ‘Ilford Films’ point of sale signage from the Finley McKinlay’s Chemist in Glossop, Derbyshire. The chemist was established in … Continue reading
Cog lights
Antiques By Design is an innovative company that reclaims sporting and musical memorabilia, antique farming implements and other unusual and archaic items and converts them into hand-crafted lamps. Their latest ‘upcycling’ has resulted in these ‘Cog Lights’, made from … Continue reading
Timber museum boxes
You never know what you might find at Retrouvius. They always have a supply of hardwood worktops and always have some good modernist furniture. Otherwise their stock is ever-changing – determined by the serendipity of salvage, evolving fashion, tastes, … Continue reading