We love a cup of tea, ideally out of a nice china cup or mug – something like these Arts and Crafts mugs from the V&A in fact.
They’re exclusive to the museum shop, using original designs housed within the museum from the Arts and Crafts period, printed onto bone china mugs that stand around 9.5cm high.
The one pictured to the left is the Lily print by Walter Crane, but you can also choose from any of the other designs above, which include designs by C.F.A. Voysey and William Morris. All retail for around £10 each.
Find out more at the V&A Shop website
Apparently some DJs these days are using i-pods to play music in clubs. Shocking! We much prefer the old fashioned way (no surprise there) of vinyl being played on a turntable. In tribute to what we hope isn’t a dying skill, we’ve found this piece of art entitled “Old’s Cool Decks”. 
Brigitte Bardot never failed to look breathtaking in her youth. One of many style icons to come out of the 1960s, the French actress has been captured in dozens of fantastic photographs.
