designer interior and lifestyle accessories from Smartdeco all featuring original designs from Jacqueline’s contemporary portfolio of work
We would like to announce that Jacqueline Hammond’s Smartdeco range will be exhibited at Spring Fair International 2013, Europe’s leading home and gifts trade fair at the Birmingham NEC, 3-7th February 2013.
We’re really excited it about it and wanted to take this opportunity to invite our blog readers, facebook friends and twitterers along to our stand where we can introduce the Smartdeco range to you in person. There will be a selection of designer interior and lifestyle accessories from Smartdeco all featuring original designs from Jacqueline’s contemporary portfolio of work, with selected pieces available as imagery for licence.
So please let us know if you’ll be dropping by and we’ll make sure to stack up on the biscuits. We’ll be on stand number 6Q42 in the Contemporary Gift & Home section, between hall 6 & 7. Or you can find us in the Design Lab or by following the ‘Creative Britain’ and ‘New Product’ trails. We’d love to meet you.
For a sneak preview, take a look at some of the Smartdeco product range on the Spring Fair website.
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Jacqueline Hammond’s Smartdeco range will be exhibited at Spring Fair International 2013, Europe’s leading home and gifts trade fair at the Birmingham NEC, 3-7th February 2013 – stand number 6Q42 in the Contemporary Gift & Home section.A mock up of stand 6q42 exhibiting Jacqueline Hammond’s Smartdeco range in the Design Lab area at Spring Fair International 2013, Europe’s leading home and gifts trade fair at the Birmingham NEC, 3-7th February 2013 – stand number 6Q42 in the Contemporary Gift & Home section.
I recently hung a few of my prints and a couple of originals alongside some of the other JAG artists’ work at Cornell’s Cafe located at the top of St. James’s Street, Kemp Town.
It’s a cool space and I think the results look good. Girl Friday and I didn’t have time to try the coffee or food however we took a few photos and chatted to the nice, friendly staff who took a real interest in what we were up to. It’s not surprising really, we couldn’t find anyone ‘in charge’ so we must have looked like a couple of mad women, desperately struggling with the extremely crumbly wall which made banging a nail in near to impossible, moving tables, standing on seats all whilst trying not to disturb the clientele too much. Eventually, sometime later, having raised a few eyebrows and comments from staff and customers alike, we succeeded. Phew!
I must pop back in sometime soon to sample their wares and to check of course, that nothing has fallen off the wall.
Acid Pavilion and Brighton Sunset prints by Jacqueline Hammond. Boats painting by Sue TaylorAcid Pavilion prints (above doors) by Jacqueline Hammond, Brighton Houses by Sonia CanalsSquare Acid Pavilion prints (above doors) by Jacqueline Hammond, Brighton Houses by Sonia CanalsA Little Piece of the Beach Series – Where’s Venice, 1st Pebble Heads & Little Girl, Brighton Houses by Sonia CanalsA Little Piece of the Beach Series – Where’s Venice, 1st Pebble Heads & Little Girl, Brighton Houses by Sonia CanalsAcid Pavilion and Brighton Sunset prints by Jacqueline Hammond. Boats painting by Sue Taylor
