Showing posts with label tate modern. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tate modern. Show all posts

Monday, January 14, 2019

home art gallery update

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New on the art wall; Tate Modern poster by Camille Walala

New on the bamboo vintage chair; secondhand striped cushion set from the Villa Augustus leakage attic clearance.

Tuesday, January 8, 2019

bonjour london

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London - 7th of January - 21223 steps

Breakfast in bed
Underground to Oxford Street
Topshop[ping] - Lumberjack Baker Boy Hat
Carnaby Street
Coffee and Scones at Liberty London
Picadilly Circus
Covent Garden - Petersham Nurseries, Paul Smith.
Millenium bridge
Lunch at Tate Modern restaurant
Tate Modern - The Clock by Christian Marclay - Anni Albers
Dinner at Wagamama St. Paul

Saturday, April 13, 2013

london last week

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It has now been a week since we hung out in London.
We had 4 full days, that's perfect! You have more time to visit some museums (Tate Modern and Victoria & Albert), to shop, to lunch, to relax on a terrace with tea and carrot cake, visit a football match, to enjoy the view of Primrose Hill and even to run in the park on Sunday morning.

Thursday, December 13, 2012

typography tree

typography tree by wood & wool stool
typography tree, a photo by wood & wool stool on Flickr.

The typography tree is made of cards with letters (and creatures) created by legendary British designer Alan Fletcher, from the book Anteaters to Zebras.

The memory cards are from Tate Modern.

Friday, November 16, 2012

get the london look

get the london look by wood & wool stool
get the london look, a photo by wood & wool stool on Flickr.
Two days in London is quite short,
but we've seen a lot though.
We visited Tate Modern,
enjoyed a truly amazing view from Primrose Hill (blue skies!)
We dined at Moro with family and obviously went to both Anthropologie stores.
We've got the London Look!