|| BISTRO | COFFEE part one

LOCATION: UK
DESCRIPTION: Artisan coffee roasters/shops/bistro cafés

Trending around the UK are specialist artisan coffee bean roasters. Many not only sell the most amazing coffee (online or in store), but also offer their own "space" where you can indulge in a true coffee lovers experience. Bistros, cafés and coffee bars each with their unique decor offer everything from pastries to full bistro meals. 

Spotlighting this month: Grind

Above image: Grind pale brass industrial style shelving against a grey marble wall

   Above image: Grind pale grey marble herringbone tiles inlaid with pale brass, herringbone wooden floor against minimal white and charcoal grey. Brass industrial fittings and grey marbled walls.

Above image: Grind grey marble huge counter and brass industrial chic

Above images: Grind  marble mosaic tiles intersect exposed brick walls, in house roasted coffee 

 Above image: Grind in house roastery white painted brick walls, grey concrete floor and stencilled coffee sacks

Above image: Grind black subway/metro tiles painted brick walls and industrial style lighting

Above image: Grind  black, red and neon: sex, coffee and rock n roll

Above images: 1.photo: Valeriia Volkova in Grind at the Royal Exchange with it's herringbone marble tiles 2.luster red coffee cup on brass inlaid marble table Grind and 3. Grind coffee tin again marble

Above images: Grind  

Above image: photo by Lululemon of the Covent Garden Grind

 Above image: photo by Christy Lam of instagram pause.rewind in the Covent Garden Grind. Marble + black quilted leather + red + coffee

HEADQUARTERS

Grind & Co.

8-10 New North Place

Shoreditch, London

EC2A 4JA

020 3019 1806

SHOP: http://grind.co.uk/shop

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For more information on anything shown in the above images please click on the names under each photograph to go through to their web sites. I create my mood boards/colour palettes with a computer programme called Photoshop by Adobe which is available for both Apple Mac and PC computers.

As always, if I have featured your photograph and you would rather I didn't, please do not hesitate to contact me and I will remove it with my sincerest apologies. 

With warmest wishes

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Laundry

Hard working laundry rooms and useful utility items can be both practical and beautiful. Simple, natural elements such as wood and linen combine well with metal and stone. Re-purposed stainless steel bakers racks and enamelled industrial lighting compliment traditional wicker baskets and deep farmhouse sinks. Simple, well chosen elements create a functional room that helps cure those wash days blues! Here are a few of my favourite finds.

Above image: ash towel rack from deVol Kitchens

Above image: ash and jute laundry maid from deVol Kitchens

Above images: 1.vintage basket to use for laundry by Lillian August Designs 1st Dibs 2.clothes peg bag made from vintage linen by Aina's Charme 3.vintage grain sack for storing laundry by The Textile Trunk (loodylady Ebay)4.fabric for pretty laundry room curtains and blinds "Reef" 100% cotton in colour way Surf by Clarke and Clarke 

Above image: laundry room by Plain English

Above image: laundry room idea from House to Home

Above images: 1.utility room by Plain English 2.fabric "Gracie" 100% cotton in Blue by Clarke and Clarke 3.laundry basket with natural linen lining from Baileys Home & Garden 4.laundry bag from Not on the High Street  5.fabric for pretty laundry room curtains and blinds "Reef" 100% cotton in colour way Surf by Clarke and Clarke  6.the wonderful laundry room from the fabulous blog Emilia's New Moon

 Above image:Teresa Green ironing board cover originally from Selvege Dry Goods 

Above image: fabulous laundry of a house in Kent featured by Light Locations - film and photographic locations agency

Above images: 1.Fog Linen Works apron at Milk & Paper 2.clothes peg bag made from vintage linen by Aina's Charme 3.catering bins re-purposed in Martha Stewart's utility room 4.ironing board and cover at Garden Trading

Above image:  Cabbages & Roses

Above image: cedar radiator drying rack by deVol Kitchens

Above image: cedar radiator drying rack by deVol Kitchens

Above image: fabrics and cushions from Cabbages & Roses

Above image: washing powder box from Cox & Cox

Above image: fabulous utility room of a divine house in Oxfordshire featured by Light Locations - film and photographic locations agency

Above image: vintage inspired linen fabric by Peony & Sage

Just add fresh air!

For more information on anything shown in the above images please click on the names under each photograph to go through to their web sites. The colour swatches featured are my suggestions for accent shades and do not relate to specific paints unless otherwise stated, but I'm sure your favourite paint companies would be happy to suggest matches!

With warmest wishes