J'adore Polyvore

• Fashion

Now I probably am way behind the times here, but I have just discovered Polyvore. I think this could become a bit of an addiction! I had heard of it before (I don't live under a rock!) but as I am a designer and use Photoshop to put together graphics for this blog I didn't really see the point, thinking it was for people that didn't have Photoshop, but I really see the point now!

This is my first dalliance with Polyvore:

Its really easy to use and much quicker to create looks than Photoshop as you don't have to edit the images and locate them from the relevant sites, all the different brands are on hand to just drag and drop

A bit on the side

• Interiors

Since I've started my blog I have neglected to feature one of my real passions – interior design. I moved into my home two years ago this summer and have been gradually decorating and renovating since then. I thought I'd share a favourite piece of mine that is a great way to refresh your décor add some personal touches to your home with little cost.

The console table

When I decorated the main living room it felt quite bare, so needed filling with pieces that added both a practical and stylish element. I bought this console table (I love this name, sounds so formal!) from

Taking the Michael

• Fashion

This weekend we took a small road trip from the east of the country where I live, to the west, going for drinks with family near Oxford. It had been a good week for several reasons, one; I had a three day weekend, two; I was featured as Editors Choice TWICE on WIWT and three; I was making a bag purchase and was a little excited about it :)

The Chosen One

THE ONE
I had seen the Michael Kors Hamilton a while back (I featured it back in January here) and knew it was The One. Classic looking, two different carry options, separate sections inside, perfect! I researched

Bounce, Bounce!

• Nightlife

When flying back from my ski holiday a few weeks back I spotted a logo I designed in the EasyJet in-flight magazine that another passenger was reading. Intrigued, I delved into my copy (I never read these, I always have a supply of Grazia/Glamour/Instyle with me!). Incidentally the logo was for an awards event I did the branding for and on a clients advert showcasing their win. I was quite chuffed that my design was in another magazine, weird to see something you made out there! So I flicked though the rest of the magazine anyway and that is where I read about Bounce in a London nightlife section. 

THE VENUE

Bounce, a venue that claims to be the home of Ping Pong, is located near Chancery Lane and is