Country Chic Home Accessories and Stylish Gifts for your Home or simply Treat Yourself

Quality items for your home whether country cottage, smart urban living or shabby chic, all here to help inspire you to achieve "the look".  Period or Contemporary, lots of lovely things, big and small, quaint and quirky and all so affordable.

We are situated in the lovely market town of Barnard Castle - upstairs within David Harper Antiques on "The Bank" just around the corner from the castle ruins 10 minutes off the A66 - we are open 11am till 5pm Tuesday to Saturday and Bank Holiday Mondays, do pop in - we would love to see you.

Vintage teashop also open within the shop serving delicious home made cakes, scones, quiches and the popular dish of the day.

"I have just received my order and wanted to say how thoroughly pleased I am with your service.  The items are stunning, prompt delivery and excellent service, your website is fantasic.  I will be recommending you to everybody, look forward to shopping with you again in the future, many thanks for the lovely service"  Lisa, Dover, England

"Hello Michele, I am so thrilled my parcel has arrived - what a wonderful service.  I am absolutely thrilled with everything and the cushions are gorgeous, I have been singing your praises and shall hopefully be ordering from you again soon, many thanks for your kindness" Harriet, France

"Hello Michele, I wanted to let you know that my order arrived yesterday and I am absolutely thrilled with these lovely teasets, they are wonderful, thank you so much" Stephanie, Seattle USA

"have received my order and I love them!! will definately visit you again soon! Suzanne, London

"Hi Michele, got the chamber pot today, it's absolutely lovely.  I love it and it was very well packed, thanks so much.  I have saved your shop in my favourites" kind regards, Jayne, Essex

We are delighted to have been featured in the August 2011 edition of "Homes and Antiques" if you click onto our Rural Life you can see the photograph that was used or why not try to grab a copy of the magazine - it's always a good read