Home and Living Nottingham 2019

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INTERIORS INSPIRATION IN NOTTINGHAM

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Trends & more from the Nottingham High Street

£1,000 of home ware vouchers

Update your bathroom for just £100!

The art of up-cycling

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Four Nottingham bloggers take on the challenge!

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elcome to the 2019 edition of the It’s in Nottingham Home and Living magazine where we officially pack away the cold dreary winter months and say hello to spring! It’s the perfect time of year to give your home a new look and, with Easter just around the corner, we’ve got some great ideas for you to do just that.

Whether you are looking to do up your bathroom without spending a fortune or want to freshen up the lounge, we’ve got it covered with all the latest trends from the fantastic range of shops we have here in Nottingham.

Get inspiration from some of Nottingham’s best bloggers as they take on our charity shop challenge and upcycle some pieces of preloved pieces of furniture.

Don’t forget to enter our competition to win a whopping £1,000 worth of shopping vouchers for you to spend at your favourite homeware shops in the city centre and check out the great home and living offers we have on our website at www.itsinnottingham.com Whatever you are looking for it’s in Nottingham!

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Trends

Trends

Take part in our biggest ever competition

Nordic layers

Pantone’s Colour of the Year

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Inspiration

STYLE

Bold Floral Prints

Think Pink bedroom ideas

Four bloggers take on our charity shop challenge

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FOOD

Trends

Make a splash in your bathroom for £100

Serve up in Style

Matte Black in the kitchen

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Inspiration

Inspiration

New gadgets for the home

Sweet Dreams

Outdoor Living

Competition

WIN £1,000 shopping vouchers

£400

WIN 4 VOUCHERS to spend in any of the stores featured in our magazine!

Bird and Blend Castle Sound & Vision Cath Kidston Danish Homestores Debenhams Flying Tiger Hillarys H&M House of Fraser Ice Nine John Lewis Jojo Maman Bébé Lakeland

Marks and Spencer Molton Brown New Look, Lister Gate New Look, Thurland Street Nisbets Nottingham Contemporary Nottingham Lighting Centre Paperchase Primark Sevenoaks Sound and Vision

£300

Sharps Bedrooms & Home Office Sofa.com Søstrene Grene Sue Ryder Vintage and Retro The British Heart Foundation The Tokenhouse The White Company Waterstones White Stuff Whittard of Chelsea Wilko, intu Broadmarsh

We are pleased to present our biggest ever Home and Living giveaway! Win a massive £1,000 of shopping vouchers to spend in participating Nottingham city centre retailers. All you have to do is visit our website.

GOOD LUCK! Terms and Conditions 1. The vouchers (£100/ £200/ £300/ £400) must be spent at four different participating Home & Living (H&L) stores.

2. The vouchers cannot be redeemed or exchanged for cash and items purchased will be non-refundable.

3. Please be aware that photos will be taken of the products you purchase by a photographer or member of Nottingham BID. 4. The story could be used for publicity purposes, including social media and be sent to the media.

5. By entering this free competition, you agree to be contacted by Nottingham BID if you are the winner.

£200 £100

HOW TO ENTER Simply visit itsinnottingham.com/ homecompetition to submit your entry.

The deadline for entries is 9pm on Monday 22 April 2019.

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Trends

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Layering up Nordic influences Keeping up with the ever changing pace of trends is sometimes hard, especially when it comes to the home. But for this season the popular Scandi-look is still bang on trend.

With 2019 seeing a move towards fresh, natural materials such as stone, copper, concrete and granite. This is perfect for this trend and easy to achieve with a few simple updates from the fantastic range of home stores that we have in the centre of Nottingham.

Scale up the Nordic vibe by adding layers with different textures to give the look depth – helping to create a welcoming and relaxing space. Last year the look was filled with Bo-ho chic, global-inspired patterns. This year it’s more about simple, understated pattern.

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WHERE TO FIND THE LOOK

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1. Jacquard-weave blanket available

in four colours, £24.99, H&M Home, Lister Gate

2. Richmond solid tracked shutters in

various wood stains, from £499 per sq metre, Hillarys, intu Victoria Centre

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3. Rare 1949 ‘the chair’ designed by Hans Wegner & favoured by Pres.

John F Kennedy, £4,450, Danish Homestore, Derby Road

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4. Mono Berber Cushion, £40, John Lewis & Partners, intu Victoria Centre

5. Hendrick two seat sofa in Cobble brushed linen cotton, £990, Sofa.com, The Exchange

6. Orange & Bergamot Diffuser, £45, Molton Brown, St Peter’s Gate

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7. M ustard Mimosa in Clear Glass Bottle, £25, Marks & Spencer, Lister Gate

8. Woodstock rectangle coffee table, £280, Debenhams, Long Row

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Every year, colour institute Pantone, declares a Colour of the Year which interior designers as well as fashion designers use to influence their designs and plan for future products.

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The go-to-colour for interiors this spring is Living Coral and it’s all about incorporating this colourway into your interiors. Whether you prefer a subtle hint, or a statement look we have it covered, helping you to bring this awesome shade into your life!

OUR FINDS 1. Harran Coral Roman blind, from £138, Hillarys, intu Victoria Centre

2. Seafern wallpaper in coral, £85, John Lewis & Partners, intu Victoria Centre

3. Scented coral candle in a glass jar, £6.99, H&M Home, Lister Gate

4. Coral speckle smiley sloth mug, £5.99, New Look, Lister Gate

5. Pineapple embellished cushion, £26,

MW by Matthew Williamson at Debenhams, Long Row

6. Charlotte armchair in Coral brushed linen cotton, £740, Sofa.com, The Exchange

7. Coral ultrasoft throw, £5, Wilko, intu Broadmarsh

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For a luxury look trying pairing coral with gold.

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Floral Print 1.

Floral has been around for a while but in 2019 we will see floral patterns in a new light with exaggerated proportions and contrasting colours. When it comes to furniture, stick to darker woods and metallics, paired with darker shades on the walls to clash with statement wallpaper. Have fun with accessories and think big!

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OUR FINDS 1. C arly bedding set, from £17.50, Marks and Spencer, Lister Gate

2. Arthouse wallpaper Pindorama

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in Navy, £13, Wilko, intu Broadmarsh

3. Bluebell Gray Peggy pair lined pencil pleat curtains, £140-£280, John Lewis & Partners, intu Victoria Centre

4. Linea Ida Dark Watercolour

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cushion, £20, House of Fraser, intu Victoria Centre

5. Pure Love by Danielle O'Connor

Akiyama, Embellished Canvas on Board (edition of 195), £550, Whitewall Galleries, Flying Horse Walk

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6. Geo Brampton Rose Placement Tea Towel, £15, Cath Kidston, Bridlesmith Gate

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inspiration

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Need some bedroom inspiration? We shopped one of the hottest trends for the year – Millennial Pink and had great fun turning our bedroom dreams into reality thanks to Sharps Bedrooms on Lister Gate in Nottingham.

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GET THE LOOK

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Want to create this look for your home? There is a great choice of stores for you to shop at in Nottingham. Remember the trend is about a complimentary contrast and adding warmth to your home. Happy shopping!

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duvet cover set, £55-£85, John Lewis & Partners, intu Victoria Centre

2. Bed Tray Table, £15, Flying Tiger, intu Victoria Centre and Linea Supersoft Fleece Throw in Plum, £14, House of Fraser, intu Victoria Centre

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3. Massa Table Lamp, £115 with Velvet Cylinder Drum in Raspberry, £50, Nottingham Lighting Centre, Maid Marian Way

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4. Large Orchid Ceramic Plant, £79, Mark & Spencer, Lister Gate

5. The Taking of Annie Thorne, £12.99, Waterstones, Bridlesmith Gate

6. Pink Faux Mongolian Cushions, £28 each, Debenhams, Long Row

7. Blush Bouquet Candle from the Sunday Brunch

Collection, £23.99 with Pink Fade Smash Shade & Tray, £24.99, Yankee Candle, intu Victoria Centre

8. W ooden tray, £17.77, Selection of mugs

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and cups, £2.34 each, tea strainer, £3.78 and tea towel, £1.29, all from Søstrene Grene, intu Victoria Centre

9. S et of 3 towels, £10, Primark, Long Row and Linea faux fur throw in silver grey (1), £65, House of Fraser, intu Victoria Centre

10. W alk in Wardrobe with sliding doors, designs & prices vary, Sharps Bedrooms, Lister Gate

11. J ellycat Lovely Llama, £35, The Tokenhouse, St Peter’s Gate

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STYLE

Charity Shop Challenge

BEFORE

We challenged four local bloggers to hunt down a pre-loved treasure from one of the charity shops here in Nottingham city centre and upcycle it into a piece for today’s home.

Giving them a budget of £50 each to buy and upcycle, here’s how they got on...

Hi, I’m Mike a craft fanatic from Nottingham. I’ve been running my craft blog, The Crafty Gentleman, for five years now. Over this time, I’ve learnt that sometimes the very best projects start with what’s already there.

I’m talking upcycling.

I headed to Sue Ryder in Hockley, on the hunt for a unique piece of furniture in need of some TLC. I soon spotted the perfect piece: a small, squat 1970’s coffee table.

It had a dark wooden base in an unusual shape, with a glass table top.

You can find lots more free DIY tutorials on Mike’s blog thecraftygentleman.net, or on Instagram @thecraftygentleman.

HERE’S HOW I DID IT

THE TOOLS

1. Clean it. I gave the table a really good

Coffee Table, £30, Sue Ryder Vintage & Retro, Goosegate, Hockley

2. Make a stencil. I cut a herringbone

Wood wax, £9, John Lewis & Partners, intu Victoria Centre

scrub and then polished the top with glass cleaner.

pattern out of sticky-back vinyl; I stuck this directly onto the glass top, ready for the etching process.

3. Etch the glass. Quickly but carefully,

I applied etching cream to the uncovered sections of glass. After five minutes, I scraped the cream off (back into the pot for reuse) and gave the glass a good rinse in cold water. Then came the fun bit; peeling off the stencil to see the results!

Vinyl tape, £8.99, (Mike’s own) Etching cream, £6.57, (Mike’s own) Glue dots, £1.95, Poundland, Wheeler Gate

4. Remove the yellowed suckers.

5. Wax the base. Finally, I gave the base a

coat of wax. Not only did this help to bring out the colour of the wood, it also filled in the deeper scratches and scuffs.

AFTER Jenn is 34 and lives in Nottingham. She has been a selfconfessed shopaholic for as long as she can remember but likes to think that she is savvy with it, with a large proportion of her wardrobe and home interiors being vintage or second hand.

I visited Sue Ryder Vintage and Retro in Hockley and within minutes of being in the store I found this black iron magazine rack. It’s so heavy and would have cost a lot more to buy first hand – it just needed a bit of TLC. You can follow Jenn on Instagram @trash_i_treasure

THE TOOLS Magazine rack, £10, Sue Ryder Vintage & Retro, Goose Gate, Hockley Spray paint, £7.99, Wilko, intu Broadmarsh Gold foil, £3, (Jenn's Own) 10

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HERE’S HOW I DID IT 1. Clean it. I gave it a really good wash with warm soapy water.

2. Spray. I took the magazine rack outside and gave it two layers of pink spray paint.

3. Apply gold foil. Next I added a

thin layer of sizing solution with a brush to the areas of the magazine rack that I wanted to highlight with gold foil. I waited a few minutes until the sizing felt sticky and then I added the gold foil, using the tips of my fingers to lay it on top of the metal before using a clean, dry paintbrush to work in the gold foil.

"It was a fun way to spend my day off instead of being glued to my phone".

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STYLE

I’m Mackenzie, a 25-year-old freelance copywriter and blogger based here in Nottingham who is openly addicted to Instagram, organisation and all things monochrome.

Living in a one-bedroom flat means seating and storage are both pretty hard to come by so when I set eyes on this foldaway stool in Sue Ryder Vintage and Retro, it seemed like the perfect solution.

That meant I needed to style it so I headed to Søstrene Grene, where I picked up the tray, tea light holders and free- standing print to decorate it with.

Inspired by their craft section I also came away with two balls of yarn and a pack of geometric beads which I used to make the tassels on the left-hand corner thanks to a few step-by-step YouTube tutorials.

For more home inspiration follow Mackenzie on Instagram @mackenzie_lian or visit mackenzielian.co.uk

THE TOOLS Stool, £10, Sue Ryder Vintage & Retro, Goose Gate, Hockley Furniture Paint, £3.50, Wilko, intu Broadmarsh Print, £3.94, Søstrene Grene, intu Victoria Centre Wooden Tray, £7.98, Søstrene Grene, intuVictoria Centre BEFORE Tea Light Holders, £2.32 & £3.16, Søstrene Grene, intu Victoria Centre Geometric beads, £1.64, Søstrene Grene, intu Victoria Centre Yarn, £3.52, Søstrene Grene, intu Victoria Centre

Jess is a lifestyle blogger and freelance social media manager who lives in Nottingham. She regularly writes about fashion, interiors and the best brunch spots in the city!

There was one thing that was definitely missing from our house when it came to entertaining and having guests around; a dedicated drinks trolley to really get the party started!

Check out Jess’s blog at jesswho.co.uk and follow her on Instagram @jesswhoblog

HERE’S HOW I DID IT I decided to re-purpose the stool as a side table, making it a semi-permanent part of the furniture which could still be used for extra seating as and when we needed it.

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It just goes to show what a few pounds and a little bit of creativity can do.

HERE’S HOW I DID IT 1. Paint it. I applied two coats

using a furniture paintbrush directly onto the wood.

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2. The finishing touch. I added

a shaker style drawer pull from John Lewis which made the trolley look much more expensive and I removed the plastic wheels.

3. Style it.

To style the piece up I added some pretty glasses and bar essentials.

THE TOOLS Butchers Block, £30, British Heart Foundation Furniture & Electrical, Long Row Rust-Oleum Chalky Finish Furniture Paint in Anthracite, £12, Wilko, intu Broadmarsh Furniture Paintbrush, £2, Wilko, intu Broadmarsh Nickel Drawer Pull, £5, John Lewis & Partners, intu Victoria Centre

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Make a splash for less than £100 You don’t need to spend a fortune to spruce up your bathroom this Easter as YouTube vlogger Holly of all Trades shows us.

Hi! My name is Holly and I have a YouTube Channel called Holly of all Trades where, as the name suggests, I make videos about all sorts of things: DIY, crafts, lifestyle, fashion and everything in-between.

I’m all about inspiring the average person to be creative and make cool stuff even if you feel a bit nervous about it. Life is a beautiful creative mess!

THE BATHROOM! The room everyone dreads making over! When we moved into our house in West Bridgford six months ago my only stipulation was we needed to get rid of the hideous peachy creamy tiles, the dodgy over the bath shower and cheap linoleum flooring in our bathroom. Cut to six months later… and the bathroom looks EXACTLY the same.

You see one of the projects we have in mind for the house is a loft conversion, which we can’t quite afford to do yet, but in time the steps of the loft conversion will come down right to where the bathroom is, making it pointless to spend any money on a new bathroom.

Instead, armed with a £100 budget, I headed into Nottingham city centre to find myself a few bits and pieces to spruce up the space and distract me from the horrendous tiles!

My first thought was the colour scheme. The peachy tiles are not the nicest of colours but I thought a beautiful shade of sage green and some black would distract nicely from them but at the same time complement the colour.

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Luckily every shop I went to had a plethora of options to choose from. I also wanted to add in some textures. I went for a mixture of plant pots, vases, candles and a mirror that had interesting shapes and textures to add a bit of interest to a very bland bathroom!

Before I knew it, my £100 was gone and I had bags and bags of beautiful products from a variety of shops in Nottingham.

The first step when I got home was to DIY these hanging plant pots out of some 60p terracotta pots from Wilko at intu Broadmarsh and some black spray paint. I then made the macramé hangers out of some old string I had lying around (loads of tutorials available on You Tube) and I think they came out really well, with the plus side of disguising an ugly old extractor fan!

All that was left to do was to style the room with the rest of the products and my £100 makeover was done in an afternoon! Quick, cost effective and beautiful, even if I do say so myself!

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HERE’S WHAT I USED Hanging plant pots: Selection of teracotta pots sprayed black, pots, 60p each and spray paint, £4 from Wilko, intu Broadmarsh Wire basket, £4, Primark, Long Row Face flannels, £2.50 each, Primark, Long Row Towel Ladder, £16.48, Søstrene Green, intu Victoria Centre Towels, £4 each, Primark, Long Row Leaf soap dish (actually a plate), £8.49, H&M Home, Lister Gate

Left to right on window sill: Plant pot, £3 and Gnome, £3, Flying Tiger, intu Victoria Centre, Small black plant pot (actually a mug), £4.25, H&M Home, Lister Gate, Mirror, £18, TK Maxx, Milton Street, Candle, £7.64, H&M Home, Lister Gate, Toothbrush holder, £3.98, Søstrene Green, intu Victoria Centre Plants from Nottingham Contemporary, Weekday Cross (already owned by Holly)

Bath mat, £11, H&M Home, Lister Gate

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Food

What’s Cooking There are so many beautiful pieces of crockery and dinnerware sets on the high street that we are spoilt for choice.

Gone are the days when everything needed to match, it’s all about mixing up patterns, colours and shapes to create a feast, not just for your tum but for your eyes too.

DISHES AND BOWLS ( FROM BOTTOM RIGHT TO LEFT ) Bloomingville small white vase, £10.50, Nottingham Contemporary, Weekday Cross uban mug, £6.99, New Look, C Lister Gate Blue and white geometric print bowl, £8, John Lewis & Partners, intu Victoria Centre Olive pouring bowl, £2.34, Søstrene Grene, intu Victoria Centre Yellow spoon and blue fork, £3.50 each, John Lewis & Partners, intu Victoria Centre Blue patterned bowl, £3.99, T K Maxx, Milton Street Olympia Kiln Sandstone tri plate, £4.84 and Olympia Kiln Ocean Dipper Bowl, £4.92, both from Nisbets, Fletcher Gate ed and white patterned bowl, R £3.99, T K Maxx, Milton Street Bowl (with lemons in), £5, John Lewis & Partners, intu Victoria Centre Centre: Large yellow bowl, £10, John Lewis & Partners, intu Victoria Centre

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Follow Lucy on Instagram @Lucy_ and_Lentils for more cooking inspiration and recipes.

We asked local blogger and recipe creator Lucy from Lucy and Lentils to cook up some of her favourite dishes to show off some of the best designs we have here in Nottingham.

Why not try making Lucy’s Sweet Potato Tagine for yourself and serving it up in one of the colourful pieces of crockery that we found on the high street.

“With the weather warming up, I love having a tapas selection with friends. Where hands are dashing around the table, taking spoonfuls of this and that, plates clinking and the buzz of excitement hanging in the air.

I’ve popped together a simple spread of sweet potato tagine, rice dishes and even a sneaky pre-cooked rice and lentils bag so you’re not spending the entire afternoon in the kitchen.

I’ve used a Ras El Hanout blend from local business owner Freshly Spiced which works perfectly with this North African inspired recipe.”

INGREDIENTS

METHOD

2 large sweet potato

Dice the onion then add to a large pot (preferably with a lid) with a glug of olive oil and gently fry until softened

4 cloves garlic 1 large white onion 1 small bulb fennel 400g tin cooked lentils

While the onions are cooking, roughly dice the sweet potato into 5cm cubes, bite size chunks

250g passata

Mince the garlic cloves then add them to the onions, fry for a further 1 minute then add the diced sweet potato

1 heaped tbsp Ras El Hanout spice blend

Pour in the passata then refill the carton with water and add to the pot and bring to a simmer

Large pinch salt 1 tbsp olive oil Sprinkle 1 tbsp sesame seeds sprinkled Toss ¼ cup pomegranate seeds Slice the stalk of the fennel bulb

Add the Ras El Hanout spices followed by the lentils and allow to gently bubble for around 25 minutes until the sweet potato is softened Serve up, then garnish with the pomegranate seeds, sesame seeds and thinly sliced leftover fennel Enjoy served with fluffy rice, olives, artichokes and harissa.

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Trends

Matte Black in the Kitchen When is the colour black never not in fashion?

However, at the moment the colour seems to be enjoying a moment in the spotlight, especially in its subtle matte form.

One place that we’re seeing a lot of matte black is in the kitchen - from cupboards to taps and sinks. Whether you’re a confident interior designer ready to do a whole kitchen in black or just want to add a few accents to your room, we found these sleek items from stores around the city.

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1. D elonghi Dedica Coffee Machine, £180, Lakeland, Wheeler Gate

2. Cast iron fondue set, £49, John Lewis, intu Victoria Centre

3. R ussell Hobbs Kettle, £25, Wilko, intu Broadmarsh 4. J oseph Joseph bread bin with bamboo cutting board lid, £60, Debenhams, Long Row

5. Linea Cast Iron Low Round Casserole Dish, £50, House of Fraser, intu Victoria Centre

6. M agisso Tea Cup in black, £20, Bird and Blend, Victoria Street

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Technology in the Home Technology in the home is designed to make life simpler. Nottingham city centre has a great range of department stores and specialists that stock a wide variety of products from high quality music systems to gadgets for the kitchen.

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1. Cuisinart Gelato and Ice Cream Maker, £249.99, Lakeland, Wheeler Gate

2. Ring Smart Video Doorbell

with Built-in Wi-Fi & Camera in Venetian Bronze, £99, John Lewis & Partners, intu Victoria Centre

3. Fisheye LED Pendant with Q

Intelligent Remote Control for Colour Changing and Dimming Functions; supplied with Zigbee receiver for Alexa and Google Home Hub Control; £442, Nottingham Light Centre, Maid Marian Way

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4. Naim Mu-so - Naim’s first

wireless music system for the ultimate multi-room experience, price on application, Sevenoaks Sound & Vision, Flying Horse Walk

5. Linn Selekt DSM Music System,

prices start at £4,000 depending on specification, Castle Sound & Vision, Maid Marian Way

6. Dualit 3-in-1 Espressivo Coffee Machine, £191.98, Nisbets, Fletcher Gate

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Sweet Dreams 1.

Perhaps you have the pleasure of putting together a nursery for the first time or are thinking of redecorating your child’s bedroom this spring which gives you the perfect opportunity to be as bold, brave or as magical as you want. Whether it’s for a girl or a boy’s bedroom, we’ve found some amazing children’s bedroom furniture and accessories in stores around the city centre.

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£19.99, H&M Home, Lister Gate

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2. B alloon shelf case, £21.50, Søstrene Grene, intu Victoria Centre

3. A lfie armchair in Dotty Tutti Frutti, £290, Sofa.com, The Exchange

4. Hope & Dreams wooden framed money box, £12.99, Ice Nine, Goose Gate

5. O rigami rabbit lamp, £34.99,

The Tokenhouse, St Peter’s Gate

6. L ED Mickey Mouse photo clip lights, £6, Primark, Long Row

7. R ocket Corner Shelf (available in

pink or blue), £12, Flying Tiger, intu Victoria Centre

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OUTDOOR LIVING Take your indoors outside this year and create a living space that can be used all year round.

Whether you have a tiny terrace to enjoy your favourite tipple on or a garden large enough to accommodate the amazing pod from John Lewis & Partners, kick off your 3. summer with some of our sizzling picks from stores around the city.

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OUR FINDS 1. G reen and Blue Birdball

Belle Bird Feeder, £26 each, Nottingham Contemporary, Weekday Cross

2. The Hub corner studio,

£12,999, John Lewis & Partners, intu Victoria Centre

3. Aquavision Horizon Outdoor Television, £6,599, Castle Sound & Vision, Maid Marian Way

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4. Bee, 4 Litre Watering Can,

£17.50, Marks and Spencer, Lister Gate

5. Hario Filter-in Bottle Cold

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Brew Tea Bottle 300ml, £30, Whittard of Chelsea, Bridlesmith Gate

6. Tipi, available in various prints,

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£41.50, Søstrene Grene, intu Victoria Centre

7. Bolero red pavement style

steel table, £35.98 and folding chairs (pack of 2), £50.37, Nisbets, Fletcher Gate

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