Sunday, 10 May 2009

Frank Design Shop Whitstable

N showed me this gorgeous shop on Harbour Street, Frank, a space for British Designers, it had a line of knitted blackbirds sitting in the window. Click on the title link to get to their website. The shop was full of gorgeousness from denim teddy bears, handmade cards, badges and artwork. A cute garden outback revealed more treasures, pebble wreaths and painted stones - in a good way. I love the little succulents planted in an assortment of 70's cups and saucers.



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