Icons of Denmark is pleased to announce that a pop up Hay shop will be in Selfridges on 4th Floor from 31 May for two months.
The entire range will be on sale, including all the new products, there will be bargains to be had!Â So donâ€™t forget to pop in!
Hayâ€™s ambition is to encourage Danish furniture designâ€™s return to the innovative greatness of the 50â€™ and 60â€™ in a contemporary context.
You will find Lloyd Loom of Spalding on stand Ea60 on Eastern Avenue at the 2011 Chelsea Flower Show which opens on Monday 23 May.
Panel Flex can go round curves and bends.
Aram Store hosted a great evening where Icons of Denmark showed large wall displays of Montana and all the 12 new colours of the Carl Hansen Wishbone chairs as well as the Hans J. Wegner “lost” chair.
And a good evening was had by all.
From 3 â€“ 7 September you will find Lloyd Loom of Spalding at Stand Â E155 in hall 5A at Maison & Objet in Paris.
Â They will be showing their new colours and latest rangesÂ including the Babbington in duck-egg.
Please let me know if you need any images or want to borrow products for photography.
Sue SnellÂ will beÂ at Rococo’s Motcomb Street shop Â to signÂ her new book Charleston GardenÂ on 12 June – Saturday morning from 11.00am andÂ Rococo Â willÂ serve Charleston blend tea (provided by Belocq)in the garden. Each bookÂ will come packed with Rococo purple ribbon and 3 bee bars (rose,violet and jasmine with dark chocolate).
Conservatory furniture and all weather furniture from Lloyd Loom of Spalding will be on show at this yearâ€™s Chelsea Flower show.Â Their new colour Duck EggÂ is on the Babbington range (including the new Babbington Footstool) and theÂ the new Arctic Grey on the all-time favourite: the classicÂ Belvoir Chairs.
The show is on between the 25 and 29 of May. Lloyd Loom of Spalding can be found at stand number EA85 on the Eastern Avenue.
Their London Showroom located on the Pimlico Road, which adjoins the Royal Hospital Road where the show takes place, will be open as usual.
Lloyd Loom of Spalding is an innovative British manufacturer making the genuine Lloyd Loom weave and furniture using traditional techniques and materials.Â Â Every piece is individually handmade using steam-bent beech wood and the unique twisted paper and wire Lloyd Loom weave and is coloured to the clientâ€™s specification.Â The factory and showroom has been in the market town of Spalding since 1985 and is the only company in the UK making Lloyd Loom furniture.Â Â The range contains more than 150 different products.
The Travelling Souk SeasonÂ is upon us. Owners of beautiful manor houses will once more throw open their doors to stall holders and by doing so make money for their chosen charity (10% of each purchase goes to a charity). It is a great way to find special, unusual gifts and products you cannot find in department stores, and at the same time wander aroundÂ houses that are not normally open to the public.
This year the list is even longer than last and unusually kicks off in May with an event at Leeds Castle on 22nd and 23 May.
Eighteen one or two day private events are to be held in beautiful houses and exciting venues, like Ascot Race course, during the autumn of 2010. Each event has up to 55 stallholders selling superb quality wares ranging from luxurious cashmere clothes and throws toÂ delicate silver jewellery and ornaments. All can be seen decorating the hosts’ furniture from boot room to bedroom giving the feel of a real Arabian souk.
Travelling Souk events happen all over the UK and have raised well over Â£300,000 for charity since 2003.Â Over the years they have travelled the length and breadth of Great Britain, from Dundee to Devon and from Norwich to Newport. Charities that have benefited are many and varied and include, Maggies Cancer Caring Centres, JDRF, Marie Curie Cancer Care, and Help for Heroes.
The magical ingredients that keep visitors coming back to The Travelling Souk can be summed up in three words: location, temptation and sensation. The venues are captivating and extraordinary; unseen manor houses of Great Britain sprinkled with a liberal dose of revamped barns and racecourses.
Tickets for the events are available on the Travelling Souk website. If you are not able to visit an event, you can find many of the exquisite products on www.thetravellingsouk.com supporting The Travelling Soukâ€™s online charities, Breast Cancer Haven and Leonard Cheshire Disability.