There’s something truly magical about gathering around a beautifully set tea table. The clink of fine china, the gentle steam rising from...

There’s something truly magical about gathering around a table adorned with delicate china, the soft clink of teacups, and the gentle aroma of freshly brewed tea. Creating an elegant tea setup is not just about serving tea; it’s about crafting an experience that feels timeless and warm.

Incorporating vintage china into your wedding reception is an incredible way to inject colour and sophistication into any wedding reception.

One of the favourite and most frequent hires are the harlequin colours. The reason, they're timeless and very, very pretty. When I...

The brief was for an informal, relaxed and fun atmosphere, with a 1950's street party vibe, combined with subtle shades of blue, green, pink, with hessian aspects, and flowers in white. In addition to the brief, the bride sent over some images for me to work from, with the bunting in soft pinks, blues and subtle green, the palette gave me the opportunity to bring together some gorgeous china, much of which was produced between the late 1940's and into the '50's for this villa