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It feels rebellious to only post a single still image in 2025.. but quite frankly I miss those days… who doesn’t right? ...
19/03/2025

It feels rebellious to only post a single still image in 2025.. but quite frankly I miss those days… who doesn’t right? ​​​​​​​​
Just beautiful corner I love, within a stunning Miami project by ​​​​​​​​
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A squishy banquette seating area upholstered in Annie Albers for Ceiling fresco by artist Lukas Geronimas, English Arts & Crafts chairs and an Italian chandelier from the 1950s - an ideal mix of eras and styles working beautifully together 🌿​​​​​​​​
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A little fan girl post to  who after 9 years are taking a pause and closing their in real life and online stores on the ...
17/02/2025

A little fan girl post to who after 9 years are taking a pause and closing their in real life and online stores on the 22nd February. I've been informed that both homewares and soft furnishings that are still available for shipping to UK, and for all my Australian followers (of which there is quite a few of you) run don't walk!

I have adored their upholstery, the colours, the box pleats, the shapes, their little stool is perfection, and of course, I love their interiors, which I've shared before. Excited to see what they do next!

MOUSE HUNT LOVES - for Valentines I wanted to share a quite frankly small selection of all the antiques I loved at the f...
14/02/2025

MOUSE HUNT LOVES - for Valentines I wanted to share a quite frankly small selection of all the antiques I loved at the fairs in France last week. All of these bar one couldn’t come home with me but the love was real, especially that tiny yellow pot on the first pic…oh course it was something to do with Picasso so you can imagine the price 💛 Another love I discovered is on the last slide, showing how the French end a fair… a tad different to a soggy fair here..

Which one is your fave?

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*Firstly I’m here for all discussions of   jeans whilst performing this song at the   …IYKYK 👀MOUSE INSPO - Patchworks s...
11/02/2025

*Firstly I’m here for all discussions of jeans whilst performing this song at the …IYKYK 👀

MOUSE INSPO - Patchworks sofa inspiration

I’m working on a bespoke sofa bed with
and I was lucky make the sample sale where I went totally offpiste and bought a load of their stripe fabrics with the idea of mixing them for the sofa bed. I need 18mts so it can really add up cost wise..scroll to the end to see all my stripes together.

I’m still contemplating if this is the right route but cost wise it’s a great option, and if I’m going bespoke why not do something special?! Am I mad? Let me know your thoughts!

Here is some of my inspiration:

1. forever a fave
2. The OG stripe sofa I immediately thought of when presented with a load of strip fabric by
3. x heaven
4. Another gem from Sophie/Cote De Folk
5. 1960s sofa box pleat plains mixed with checks
6. Check x Stripe joy
7. mixing their own stripes perfectly
8. stripe mix slipper chair by .pike
9. Colour block sofa by
10. Pattern and check mix
11. sofa for using her grannies old curtains for the fabric, they didn’t have enough so mixed it
12. mixed pattern and stripe on sofa
13. I like the stripe placement on this screenshot
14. One of the only images I found with a stripe box pleat. This is in fact a cover in the home of
15. Not patchwork but always loved the red stripe and relaxed feel of sofa
16. Mixing pattern and plain perfectly
17. Jumbo cord and stripes from Maro Home
18. .studio stripes on a sofa by Maro Home
19. Plaid seats with a solid fabric
20. A basic quick mini mock up irl of my stripes in the space it will be in with George modelling (shelves won’t be styled quite like this🫠)

Thoughts? Comment or answer the poll!

NOVEMBERMy first ever monthly round up of what I’ve been up to and seen - yes I know I’m late to the party! Also I’m awa...
09/12/2024

NOVEMBER

My first ever monthly round up of what I’ve been up to and seen - yes I know I’m late to the party! Also I’m aware it’s almost mid December but pal says I’m not too late to do a November round up so here we are!

1. Finally put up M is for Mouse, the most beautiful artwork and with very special bespoke framing by the talented which I bought for my daughter’s 2nd Birthday (her name begins with M promise!)
2. 10yr anniversary dinner and we haven’t stopped talking or salivating over the Lobster pie ever since!
3. Ziff, 1974 by Frank Bowling painting that i fell in love with whilst trying on rings in some of you might remember I got engaged 3yrs ago.. yep ring trying on has only just started!
4. Admiring how well my new SILVA handsoap fits in with all my knickknacks in my kitchen. Not only is it beautiful to look at, the smell is delicious and its refillable and sustainable. Thank you so much for sending to me! They’ve kindly offered all my followers 20% off with code TANYA20 … run don’t walk!
5. Took a dear friend to for the first time which is always fun!
6. Shamefully only discovered the new Accessoires and Objects store - loved the dark aubergine paint and stunning floral arrangements
7. Admiring the new Heavy Weight Linen Ticking from Rose Uniacke - keen on one for an upholstery project!
8. Penguin 🐧
9. Quick Christmassy visit to
10. Ballet mom lyfe
11. Love the Autumnal tones of this vintage French glass at the carboot
12. My whimsy horse and fave find ever at Kempton
13. Fabric haul sample sale
14. All my props ready to help some styling for the most incredible photoshoot
15. Wreath making. Yes I made it. Yes it was rather early!
16. Finally found the right shade fabric for my bamboo chair!
17. Early morning foggy river jogs
18. Details from I can’t wait for you all to see their incredible project!
19. Vintage quilt I wanted to pinch from Holly Vaughan
20. x festive pop-up where Mouse Antiques sold out!

SHUTTERS​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​A popular way to address bathroom window treatments is to use shutters, as they provide privac...
05/12/2024

SHUTTERS​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​A popular way to address bathroom window treatments is to use shutters, as they provide privacy with a should be mould-free solution.

In most instances I find many shutters incredibly cold, they get dusty and don't even get me started on the bugs that can get stuck behind them and die! As a result we are removing all the shutters on our bay windows when we replace them soon.

However, here I'm sharing a few shutters I do actually like!

1. The most incredible bespoke shutters in this guest bedroom by for ! These are such a dream! Shutters by
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2. This has been saved on my phone for actual years and sadly I can no longer find the source - please let me know if you know! I love the mix of coloured wood and the glass, combined with the cute stars - this would be so sweet in a child's bathroom or playful downstairs loo ✨
3. Design 📸
A half shutter but crucially combined with a soft fabric blind adding softness to the space, but with the practical element of the shutter closer to the tub.

I also have another shutter design that I LOVE and might be the solution for my own bathroom but I have been sworn to secrecy for now 🤐👀

BATHROOM WINDOW TREATMENTSMemo:I recently shared on stories my dilemma of getting a new window in our bathroom before we...
24/11/2024

BATHROOM WINDOW TREATMENTS
Memo:
I recently shared on stories my dilemma of getting a new window in our bathroom before we redo it next year. The window will be above the bath, where there will be a shower and the window is very much overlooked as it sits on the front of the property above the front door on a popular route down to the river pubs. This bathroom will mostly be used for kids, occasionally by us/a guest.

As a general rule I don’t like frosted glass as I’m too eager to always see out, but also privacy is key.

Solutions:
When I shared and discussed options with you the general vibe was:

CAFE CURTAIN
• By far the most popular choice.
• some had had fine experience with them, others said they go mouldy
• using a waterproof sheer fabric was suggested (I think Reath image 3 shows this vibe
• spoke to a couple curtain makers - x1 was very against this treatment, x1 was fine with it
• to keep the glass clear or frost - tbc

STAINED GLASS
• beautiful but expensive. Oh one house on our street has but due to that it might pass the conservation area vibe - I just adore some of the local square multicolour stainglassed windows (see the arched pic)

REEDED
• a popular suggestion which I had thought of but dismissed as wasn’t sure if I loved how it looked externally. We have reeded glass on the internal bathroom door so would match nicely.
• could do the glass or get a sticker from which I’ve tested as a sample (will share on stories)

FROSTED
• By far the easiest option but who wants an easy life eh? 🙃 This could be the glass or a sticker also from and it’s what we have now
• Could be coloured

Another option of shutters.. but will share in a separate post. However these would need either frosted or reeded glass too…

I have to let the window peeps know the confirmed glazing tomo!

All pics tagged.. remainder below as ran out of space! Well done for getting to this point!
Opinions welcome below/via DM.. 🪟

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House & Garden magazine, December 1986 📖⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀My mum presented this to me this weekend and tbf it’s too good not to s...
20/10/2024

House & Garden magazine, December 1986 📖
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My mum presented this to me this weekend and tbf it’s too good not to share on the grid. A mix of some seriously questionable trends/designs and some things that actually I kinda love..
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The rest shall be shared on stories!
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1. Love the large round coffee table , so much better than just a big square
2. This door! Is this marble paper or a painted effect - either way its making regular painted doors look rather boring. Also match your mirror to your fireplace vibes
3. If you changed the throws and skirting at the top this tbh could be from today. Sweet for little girls room.
4. The painted flowers around the dormer window frame remind me of something Tess Newall might do, I do have questions about the squares on the headboard and canopy - is that a mirror there?
5. Its the telephone for me, otherwise could be today
6. Nina! Gothic cabinetry shapes - could they make a come back? I do like the little drawers in the middle - very handy
7. Pink dresser with nik naks yes pls
8. The octagonal end - not sure what to call it.. quite hadny for extra seating.. I definitely remember some of these from my early childhood. Where have they gone? Is it needed with the island. I am enjoying the back wall of pans though!
9. Excellent tile patterns
10. Is that.. chunky grout tiles in the kitchen? This arch reminds me of the arches my home has.. clearly done in the 1980s, but I actually think with a few tweaks this space could work well for today.
11. Epitome of the 80s
12. Pink trad kitchens - not seen one of these before. Intense window treatment but don’t hate the grid ceiling.
13. Yellow drenched rooms
14. The handpainted chairs
15. The red thing is a sound system…obviously 🤷‍♀️
16. The biggest faux par in English interiors the carpeted bathroom and what I grew up with - anyone else?
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The only shower I want to be in today! Thank you London for the delightful weather as ever. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Part green...
01/10/2024

The only shower I want to be in today! Thank you London for the delightful weather as ever. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Part greenhouse (note the plant shelf🪴), part shower...the blue steel steam shower with a double shower head too in home in LA is 👌

I couldn't resist two of my other favourite shots from the house too..

1. Blue steel steam shower made possible by
2. Mr Chow cushion and the Fardos chair by Ricardo Fasanello - whats not to love about a 1970s Brazilian leather armchair and tapestry dog cuhsion - heaven
3. The pink room featuring a selection of Noguchi Akari lamps which I imagine looks beautiful at night lit up. I love the mix of the blue walls, combined with the brown sofa (from Ellison Studios from Design Within Reach) combined with the blue carpet

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