Back to Victorian Times

Recently I've been visiting a pretty tea boutique called The Cookie Museum (formerly The V Tea Room) at Esplanade Mall.

Baroque furniture, and big gold plated chairs boosting the Victorian theme with cosy setting.

Award winning homemade cookies in trolley where they offered sample tasting and freshly baked cakes, Baileys Irish Cream Liqueur Teacake which can be quite contemplating.

Apart from cookies, Cookie Museum also has a list of tea infusions, where each tea is combine two or more ingredient. 

Blissful Sunday Afternoon

What better way to spend a sunny afternoon than enjoying a full afternoon in aromatic tea served with delightful sweet. And these Victorian floral teacups and saucers make tea time so much more appealing!


My recent discovery of vintage teacups at China Square Central, Singapore.
Each cost around than 20USD.

Help, I'm Alive

Marching

{At every single moment of one's life, one is going to be no less than what one has been} Oscar Wilde

Stylish and simple vintage objects that add story to everyone's life. 
Products from Etsy, AMradio. 
http://www.etsy.com/shop/AMradio

Chemistry bunsen burner

Small industrial pulley

Photo shipping box

Office stamp carousel

Antique fireworks crate

{Time you enjoy wasting, was not wasted} John Lennon

Mignonne handmade accessories
Jenn Wood, owner and designer of Mignonne handmade accessories, combines handmade flowers with vintage pieces, each piece made with silks, organic hemp/ cotton and exotic fabrics.
 
Be sure to check out her whimsical creation: http://www.mignonnehandmade.com

Stacy + Paul Anthropolgie Inspired Wedding
Stacy, “We wanted our wedding to be unique, to be crafted from our own ideas. Paul & I had fun going to flea markets together and finding things we could incorporate into the wedding.”

Feeling Nordic-French

I'm all hooked with the Nordic-French interiors from Jeanne d'Arc. Stunning decorations!

Jeanne d'Arc Living was started by photographer Lonnie and stylist Vivian. They turned their hobby into a career by writing for various Danish and international magazines about decorating in a Nordic Country style.

All their products are either their own designs or reproductions of older things.