I’ve always wanted to own a home someday, after I get married. hehe..
I want my home sweet home to be very comfy yet stylish.
Ikea sure is a very good choice, but I came across Thelermont Hupton, and their products are so cute and stylish. They must have a very good designer, to design such beautiful things.

~FURNITURE~
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-Sway-

‘Versatile swaying perches and stools for the home.’

-Picknic-


‘A dining table to reflect changing eating patterns. The removable trolley enables meals to be eaten around the house while maintaining a sense of style and the one-legged dining floats add flexibility to eating arrangements, allow unexpected guests to be accommodated, and let a sense of picnic invade the meal.’

-Layered Sideboard-

‘A walnut and lacquer sideboard with feature drawer space that can be arranged ‘just so’.’

-How does your shelving grow?-

‘Storage by arrangement’ – shelves to grow and decorate the wall. Create geometric patterns or let nature take it’s course. A flexible system of shelves that works well in singles, in small multiples or as an extravagant flurry.’

~ACCESSORIES~
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-Handjobs-


‘Inspired by Georgian door knockers, a series of coat hooks and wall art based on familiar gestures from the welcoming to the more expletive. Gestures represent; thumbs up, wave, fist, shake, OK, up yours, point, peace and ‘hand job’.’

-Unfinished Clock-

‘Clock face bent to sit on the shelf, ‘ideal as heirloom or presentation gift’.’

-Radio Noise-

‘Two-wavelength transistor radio.’

~TABLEWARE~
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-Edge Plate-

‘Half on half off plate.’

Lap Mug

‘Crockery is designed for the table but people increasingly eat around the house. Mugs for indulging on the sofa with a wedge for nestling in your lap.’

~LIGHTNING~
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-Blown Ups-


‘Glass blown lights combining the skills of the glassworker and the playfulness of clowns and children’s entertainers. If only glass were as pliable as balloons!’

-Tight Light-

‘Suspended glass lights with intricate lace patterns.’

-DynaLight-

‘Novelty floor lighting for the home. To turn on and off pull or push the ‘detonator’ handle.’