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Lillibule Ceramics
Having adapted her company name from the French 'libellule', meaning dragonfly, London print designer Sylvie Fuller loves to explore her Gallic roots. Her new ceramic designs are inspired by a French boudoir style; they're pretty, delicate and feminine, with whimsical tendrilled vines and fragile birds painted on to a background of white china. They come in baby pink, blue or black. Not just pretty, the 'breakfast for one' combined teapot, cup and saucer is also a nifty piece of design (£25).
Interested in finding some beautiful and interesting gifts?
Then have a look at this new website selling only French products. All of them have won awards or have been praised for their design and their quality.
The icon object from the sixties is back
The favourite Tam Tam stool is back. After an incredible 12 millions copies sold worldwide, the petroleum crisis of the 70s interrupted its sales for more than 30 years. Today, The Tam Tam is back...
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