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| A Jolly Pop Up |
We have just enjoyed a wonderful week with Matilda
as our neighbour in the 121 Sydney Street shop.
Matilda is a creative
consultant who focuses on creating interesting and stimulating visual spaces
and her pop up shop was not a disappointment.
With a curated selection of her prints and lampshades as
well as vintage rugs from edit58 and wrapping paper and cards from Susannah
Garrod, we wanted to move into the space and never leave.
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| One of Matilda's lamp shades, available at matildagoad.com |
We asked Matilda to take a bit of time in her busy week to
answer a few questions.
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| Matilda's Pop Up Shop |
IF YOU HAD TO DESCRIBE CABBAGES & ROSES IN A SENTENCE
WHAT WOULD IT BE?
Sunday Morning in the sunshine with coffee
WHERE DID YOU GROW UP?
The countryside in Sussex - there was a lot of climbing
trees and imagery friends!
WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE PART OF THE DAY?
I'm an annoying chatty morning person!!
WHAT IS YOUR MOST FAVOURITE FLOWER?
A scented garden English rose
WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE THING ABOUT WHAT YOU DO
Each day is so varied - and its very rewarding seeing an
initial idea produced and then out on the shelves!
WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE COLOUR?
Green, and I've got a real thing for acid yellow at the
moment
WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE FILM?
A bigger splash, Any Wes Anderson films
YOUR EARLIEST MEMORY?
Falling over..! I’m very clumsy
WHAT ANNOYS YOU THE MOST IN THE WHOLE WORLD?
Lateness
LUNCH OR SUPPER?
Supper
CHOCOLATE OR VEGETABLES?
Chocolate
CLOTHES OR HOME-WARE?
Clothes
SEA OR MOUNTAINS?
Definitely the sea - there's nothing better
WHAT IS YOUR MOST TREASURED POSESSION?
My art deco engagement ring
WHAT IS YOUR MOST UNAPPEALING HABIT??
Impatienace
WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE SMELL?
Basil and burnt toast it reminds me the weekends and home
WHAT IS YOUR GUILTIEST PLEASURE?
Peanut butter from the jar
WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR PROUDEST MOMENT?
It was definitely a special moment opening the doors to
customers to my first shop this week in the C+R space
WHAT IS THE MOST EXPENSIVE THING YOU HAVE EVER BOUGHT?
A mirror
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| Credit to BLAKE LDN / THEA SNEVE LOVSTAD |
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