Thursday, 8 November 2012

POP SHOP HOWKAPOW !


Howkapow is as an online shop selling beautiful handcrafted homeware and jewellery with a distinct modernist vibe. It has now stepped out of the virtual until 8th Dec with a super cool pop up shop in Bristol!  

Tuesday, 2 October 2012

PRESS PRINT




    



'PRESS PRINT' by Nashprint.  Part of Walking - Talking, an exhibition alongside Nicola McCartney at Riverside Studios, London

Thursday, 28 June 2012

nashprint in Norwich



nashprint tea towels are now selling in Norwich exclusively to a wonderful little cafe called The Tea Lounge.  The Tea Lounge offer the more discerning customer a proper cuppa tea- loose leaf tea, brewed in a brown betty tea pot served with a cup and saucer and a scrumptious selection of home made cakes - plus the owners are pretty cool ladies too!  A perfect place to spend an afternoon in Norwich.....

Thursday, 14 June 2012

COLOURED PARQUET





I love parquet flooring and have recently discovered a company called McKay Flooring Ltd that allow you to create your own parquet design with colour!  They have just sent me some parquet graph paper to create a design on.  Take a look at my inspiration from their previous projects including Stella McCartney's shop in NY.

Saturday, 2 June 2012







I am very excited to announce that Nashprint features as part of the Summer Days Stall from 1st - 30th June 2012 on the BlogandBuySale here:
 
There are 3 rosettes up for grabs and the creative judge this month is http://www.ohhdeer.com/ . Both Ohh Deer and BlogandBuySale will pick their favourite Stall at the end of the month. Plus there is also a rosette for the Stall which is "Most Shared" so Like and Tweet Nashprint's Stall and spread the modernist tea towel love!

Run by James & Josephine, BlogAndBuySale was launched to help support and showcase the very best creative sellers from around the world.

Intended to promote artists and designers who sell their work on the internet, BlogAndBuySale is all about helping up and coming talent looking to get noticed and make some real cash to boot. There are so many brilliant things getting sold by independent artists and designers, but the problem is the public doesn’t always stumble upon them.

 



Sunday, 20 May 2012

SOPHIE MICHAEL FOR NASHPRINT

Installation by artist Sophie Michael featuring 'Block 1' Nashprint tea towel.  Sophie is currently in her final year at the Royal Academy School, London.   

"Sophie Michael’s films are like a visual hide-and-seek. Her work brings together sculpture and film in such a way that ordinary objects are transformed for us by the minutely directed specificity of her looking. The reels unfold kaleidoscopically before the eye, looping through analogue sequences of manipulated light and glimpsed environments that are both confused and familiar yet all shot through with an acute awareness of the nostalgia we attach to both formats and objects." (Eva Rothschild, Frieze article)


Saturday, 19 May 2012

OUT OF THE DARK

Today I made a trip from London to High Wycombe to visit Out of the Dark, a charity that recycles, repurposes and revamps salvaged furniture as a means to educate, train and employ young people from disadvantaged backgrounds.  It was great to meet Jade, one of the founders of the charity along with her husband Jay.  Interestingly, High Wycombe used to be the centre of furniture production in the 20th century with renowned names such as Ercol, G-Plan and Parker Knoll leaving their mark on the town.
It was really inspiring to see Out of the Dark’s studio with so many beautiful treasures of furniture carefully being restored by young apprentices. Here are a few of my particular favourites, check out their online shop as they are all for sale!