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Category Archives: Shops
Kingly Court
Kingly Court, Soho, London. Tucked away off Regent Street, and far lesser known than neighbouring Carnaby Street is the lovely Kingly Court. Full of boutique shops and independent cafes and restaurants, you may have passed by this area totally unaware … Continue reading
Smug
Smug, Camden Passage, London. A lovely lifestyle boutique by Lizzie Evans where you can very easily spend far too much money. Smug is filled with beautifully designed homeware and accessories from furniture to teacups. Go and visit the store. If … Continue reading
Palais Garnier shop
Boutique de l’Opéra National de Paris, Palais Garnier, Paris. A beautiful mix of the old and new, lit by lights reflected off of huge convex mirrors, this boutique shop in the Palais Garnier sells all things opera and ballet related, from … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Paris, Shops
Tagged architecture, ballet, books, boutique, cds, dvds, france, masks, mirror, opera garnier, paris, photography, time out, tutu
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Brunswick Centre
The Brunswick Centre, a residential and shopping centre in Bloomsbury, London. Equally loved and hated for it’s modernist architecture, the 1960′s concrete structure is a listed building containing 560 flats. In 2002 the centre received a much needed £24 million … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, London, Shops
Tagged flats, housing, photography, renoir cinema, russell square, shopping centre, square
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