Theo, new goodies from the online store by Thorsten van Elten for winter 2011
July 12, 2011
Since the closure of his named store in 2008 Thorsten van Elten had kept an online presence with Theo, a website for the quirky and collectable in a small way, he has now expanded the selection and is giving the site a lot more attention, even cooking us all a Black Forest Gateau to his grandmother’s recipe for his recent open day!
The store was known amongst design afficianado’s as the place to find the latest and coolest items hot from the design fairs.
New items for this winter such as the crinkled glasses and jug by Rob Brandt mix with old favourites such as the pigeon light by Ed Carpenter and woolly sheep by Hanns-Peter Krafft and there is a multitude of smaller gift items to choose from including a great selection of Donna Wilson goodies (more on Donna later this week). Children’s tablewear, tin and wood toys and even the most sophisticated times table you have ever seen also play a part in his selections.
By the way Theo is his middle name, so he’s keeping his name in there still, and the store has a very nifty canvas shopper free while stocks last for orders over £50 too.
All photos by Smudgetikka – all rights reserved
All posts copyright to Smudgetikka – permission must be asked for reproduction Nov 2009-2011
Filed in Child related Art, Gifts, Lifestyle, shopping, Toys
Tags: By Graziella, Chris Koens, Erzgebirge, Gifts, Hanns-Peter Krafft, Marianne Diemer, Rob Brantd, shopping, Theo, Thorsten van Elten, tin toys, wood toys
July 12, 2011 at 8:24 am
This looks brilliant – my kinda shop, thanks!
July 14, 2011 at 7:31 am
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August 3, 2011 at 2:13 am
Shopping online is really a new method and a good method of this new tech world coz’ you can search online the items you like. You can also view the prices and match it to your money. I’m fortunate that I born in this time of world.