Rivet and Hide
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Congrats @Danny-RnH ! All of your success is well deserved. What a great looking bunch, and a great looking shop!
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Can smell the leather in the air.
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It’s a one day function.
Not 4 days as I was in Gosport.
Need to ban you for 4 days
Where the really Mod @goosehd
Time to take action now
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@Danny-RnH Wow, what a great store guys, congratulations and we wish you lots of success.
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@Danny-RnH Great looking shop, best of luck.
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Top class
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@Danny-RnH Hope to stop in some time. New store looks great.
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@Danny-RnH I've already said it elsewhere, but the new store looks great, and it's certainly a big step up from the unit I visited with @trail-and-arrow many years ago. I'm glad to see that the Wes Lang Indigofera blanket is still on display, though.
I would have loved to have been at the party, but there's a slight problem of distance...
@Mister_Brue I agree about the ARAM Store. London is full of dangerously expensive furniture emporiums.
@Kasi I saw a post on Instagram claiming that there are now enough clothes to dress the next six generations. I think that your wardrobe would account for several of them...
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Great to see the new space this afternoon and say hello to @Danny-RnH and Robbie. Better in real life than in the pictures and the location couldn’t be more convenient - it could prove dangerously easy to drop in when I’m in town!
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Thank you everyone for your kind words and to those who have already been to see us since our move.
@Graeme looking forward to catching up next time you're back home. Talking of furniture store the big development and the other end of Old Burlington Street by The Royal Academy is to be the UK flagship store of Restoration Hardware -
One Kiln
Handmade Japanese PotteryIntroducing One Kiln’s series of handmade, ash-glazed earthenware. The Ash Series is an artisanal tribute to Japan’s Kagoshima prefecture. Each piece is lovingly handmade and finished with a signature glaze containing the volcanic ash of Kyūshū Island’s Sakurajima volcano.
The glaze has been honed over years of experimenting with ash proportions and kiln temperatures to achieve the perfect finish—a lustrous, almost oil-slicked shine that reveals its true depth and splendour in the right light.
We have a selection of cups, mugs, plates, bowls, and coffee drippers. Each piece is subtly unique, with its texture and color shaped by its position in the kiln during firing. The more they’re used, the richer their character becomes, and both texture and lustre develop over time.
