A shop/gallery with the goods but not the attitude, Vessel has a carefully curated selection of globally sourced contemporary glassware, tableware and ceramics and a warm, friendly atmosphere.
The two-level boutique has a mix of affordable pieces for the modern table and interior, plus over-the-top sculptural exercises in style like noted British designer Thomas Heatherwicks chair made of three giant blown glass bubbles...
Vessel also hosts ongoing exhibitions and commissions works by established and emerging British and European talent. Vessel says it aims to be a modern Mecca for all those who appreciate good design and beauty in their life, to look at and to use. Make the pilgrimage for gifts, ideas and inspiration. They also have a wedding registry -- perfect for the couple who has everything.
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That black chandelier in the first photo makes me weak. Anyone know who makes it?
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P- I agree! I want, I need.
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the chandelier is Venini, big $$$
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thrifted old gold chandelier black paint regular lightbulbs orange glass christmas ornaments = it will be mine. YAY!
big $$$ peices are jumping off points for creativity.
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the plus sign is not workin. sorry.
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MonsterMash I bet your "new" chandelier will look fantastic! I really want that giant teacup! Mmmm so much tea...!
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This is a pretty good shop...slightly hard to find though. There's another store in London called "Mint" that's really amazing...it would be great to see photos from that shop as it can be quite inspirational.
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The Black chandelier is infact from Venini, for more information please email juliet@vesselgallery.com or call 44 (0)207 727 8001.
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The number for Vessel is 0044 (0) 207 727 8001, thank you
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Indira, Funny you should mention Mint. I am going there tomorrow and was planning to post about it soon!
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