There is nothing wrong with cheap plates.
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| From left: Anthropologie, Donna Wilson, Anthropologie, Ikea |
So I've started to stock our kitchen with sets of dinner plates, bowls, tumblers - and realised that you don't actually have to spend a fortune. Marks and Spencer now do a value range - classic white bowls are only £2.50 each - and you get the M&S quality that you expect.
For our kitchen, I went for classic white and grey....and went for 'character' in my side plates.
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| Breakfast bowls, £10 each, Brissi. Plates, now only 80p each, Ikea |
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| Tumblers, £4.99 for 6, Ikea |
I've just found your blog via our mutual friend Sam Norman (she was telling me I'd love it), and you are most defintiely a woman after my own heart. Like you, I find ways to afford the Mulberry bags and Chanel makeup I love, without going into debt or having a huge salary to fall back on.
ReplyDeleteGoing to go home tonight and binge read your whole archives, and will be back for more!
Briony xx
This is the biggest compliment EVER! I love your blog so much....been meaning to do one for a long time and really enjoying it. Thanks so much, any ideas would be gratefully received. I think it's very hard getting the balance right between 'cheap' and frugal! So glad you're a fan!
DeleteLoving the 'character' in your side plates mixed with the classic white and grey. I also have my eye on those white dot tumblers now!
ReplyDeleteMichelle xx
Thanks! They are such a good investment, very chic and hard-wearing x
DeleteI think you've got it just right, love the owl print plates!
ReplyDeleteThanks to you and Anthropologie :)
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