Absolutely Fab! Kirsty McMorron’s new emporium lights up Raynes Park high street
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pring is well and truly with us, and the days are finally getting longer and warmer. We are very busy curating beautiful homewares, furniture, textiles, lighting and giftware for our new opening so do drop by to have a browse, enjoy a delicious coffee locally roasted by Alchemy in Wimbledon and crafted by our master barista. We are also proud to be showcasing our architectural interior design practice, so please pop in to visit us and have a chat or make an appointment to meet with us in our new premises. absolute abode is working with fantastic British and international artists and designers – we love Ciara McGarrity’s ‘Waffle’ collection of cushions and throws, hand finished in the UK, and are proud to be showcasing Mud Australia’s beautiful handmade porcelain pieces. We are also thrilled to be working with Lindsey Lang, who has just won Homes & Garden’s prestigious Designer Awards 2014 ‘Young Designer’ award for her beautiful, colourful textiles and tiles. • bespoke furniture and joinery design • colours, textures, fabrics and furniture
Some wonderful new fabric collections launched at London Design Week at Chelsea Harbour Design Centre in March have really inspired us too. Jessica Zoob’s collection for Romo Black Edition is a fantastic example of how established brands are working with fresh designers, and Jessica’s ‘Desire’ collection is the perfect evocation of spring.
Please come and visit us from late April at absolute abode | design | café | emporium, enjoy a delicious treat and browse our carefully curated design collection. 76 – 78 Coombe Lane SW20 0AX
Our architectural interior design services include: • conceptual and spatial planning • architectural interior design • lighting design
Kirsty McMorron www.absoluteabode.com kirsty@absoluteabode.com 07747 601 692
Photography courtesy of Romo, Waffle, Lindsey Lang and Mud. Breathe - Wildflower from the ‘Desire’ collection by Jessica Zoob for Romo Black Edition
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