Showing posts with label baileys home and garden store. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baileys home and garden store. Show all posts

Wednesday, 2 May 2012

Baileys Home and Garden


One of my favourite shops is Baileys Home and Garden near Ross-on Wye, Hereford.  It's my seventh heaven. 

Owned by Sally and Mark Bailey who have written 3 books on their salvaged, re-purposed and rustic style. You can find literally anything here from vegetable peelers, ceramics to scented candles and sofas.  The displays are overwhelming. You can purchase a selection of their stock on-line, although visiting offers a greater variety. 




I couldn't resist these printer blocks @ £3.00 a letter.  They make a great display in our office!





The Tabernacle Tea Room is open Saturday, Sundays and Bank holidays for cakes, tea and juices.

I noticed that they offer a  wedding list service. If you need handmade wedding invitations and stationery, please visit our website for more information.




Thursday, 11 August 2011

baileys tin tabernacle tearoom






One of my favourite home stores Baileys for home and gardens, has opened the Tin Tabernacle Tearoom which serves tea, cakes and sandwiches. They also have a wedding list for those getting married....almost worth getting married for!!! What about visiting the eb1 website for your handmade wedding invitations, if you're thinking of tying the knot.


Monday, 22 February 2010

baileys home and garden store


Been to the amazing and inspirational Bailey's home store near Hereford - www.baileyshomeandgarden.com. If you're into repair, recycling, reusing and rethinking philosophy, then this is the place for you.

The things they sell are a surprising mix of vintage and new from a variety of sources. Abandoned bobbins from old textile mills turn up on our shelves as egg timers, lamp bases or string holders; scraps of floor board become mirror frames, tables or even kitchen units.


When they're not rescuing and recycling, they design simple useful products with a subtle sense of humour and nice labels. They also source some things from small family run companies who have been making the same things for generations - such as beautiful Burleigh pottery - still made in Stoke-on-Trent.

Their biggest project so far has been the move to Whitecross Farm - it's taken about 2 years to sympathetically restore and repair the run down buildings and turn them into our store, which is definitely worth a visit.

They have a wedding list service and for those who haven't yet ordered your handmade wedding invitations, please visit eb1weddinginvitations.com

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