Tah Dahhhh!, well, I know there is still lots more to do, like covering up that god awful gas meter for a start! But we had to open up the shop on the 3rd June due to popular demand (we had delayed it a month and a half oops), so, here are many photos, sorry about that! If you get to the bottom, you can see some photos of before (well almost before, it even looked worse than that!) so hopefully you can see why it took us soo long (also trying to run our business as usual at the same time, argh!)
our new Liberty's print collection by the way!
we made a wall of cabinets to hide our work bench area, inside each window are different collections and displays like these...
this is my desk! at which i am sitting at this present moment!
(that phone still don't work though, sniff sniff)
When we first took the workshop, it was still full of the last jewellery repair and manufacturing company's belongings (who apparently did a runner taking every ones jewellery!) which had to be ripped out by the lovely Jack, the Hatton Garden builder. The whole place was caked in jewellers rouge which is a type of red clay, it took several coats of undercoat to get rid of it, very nasty job!
These pictures are after we started painting the worst bits, believe it or not!
This is our office part where Nao and Eiko work, it looks much better now, but still haven't completely unpacked yet so no after pictures I'm afraid!
So if you made it to the end, thanks for looking! I hope you can stop by and say hello (let us know first though as we are often out and about).
Phew, done.
Goodness me! You did have your work cut out! Well done you. What a remarkable couple you are. I wish you the very best in your new shop! Lots of love, Amanda xxx
ReplyDeleteIt looks stunning. Well done you!
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing - all that hard work has definitely paid off!
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ReplyDeleteArtemis it looks gorgeous, you and Nao should be so proud!
ReplyDeleteCrikey! It's absolutely stunning. Bright and airy with some lovely decorative touches. I wish I lived closer, well done x
ReplyDeleteHooray the shop looks amazing and what a difference you have made. :)
ReplyDeleteLove your style, your shop looks amazing. I didn't even notice the gas box until you pointed it out!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing transformation! Your hard work has really been worthwhile, it is stunning!
ReplyDeleteYou did a FANTASTIC job!
ReplyDelete(I quite like the gas box there, is a nice contrast).
And the jewelry is sooooo beautiful!
Love love love everything :)
it all looks so artfully peaceful!
ReplyDeletewhat a great shop!!!
It looks amazing!!! I really want to come by when I am over this summer but isnt it by appointment only?? And I am not getting married so I dont want to waste your time opening up shop just for me to gander!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! All that hard work defo paid off! I love youye ethos on the whole wedding situation. It is all ver yawn! generally!. We escaped got married on a beach and had a party in a local pub. No fuss! Best of luck! xxx
ReplyDeleteMy God! It looks AMAZING! You guys did a fantastic, fantastic job!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on such a gorgeous job! No one wonder you're in demand!! Wishing you all the very best! :)
ReplyDeletewow! it looks so beauiful! It looks finished as it is...can't wait to see more
ReplyDeleteOoo, a trip to Rust is definitely in the offing!
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