Sunday, 5 February 2012

LOST and FOUND in Holmfirth

Holmfirth is a charming teeny tiny town in Yorkshire. Why, one of us Lush Designers spent some of her misspent youth combing the rails of a shop called Platform One looking for the ultimate Stevie Nicks style swirly dress made from vintage scarves.

From the rich soil of the Holmfirth cool vintage tradition a lovely shop called LOST and FOUND has sprung. Hurrah! For it sells Lush Designs home wares alongside the groovily restored furniture.







Look at this bonkers lampshade display! They're mad up North!



Of course its also famous for being the location for Last of the Summer Wine.

...and as a special treat here's a lovely pic of Nora Batty and Compo - two stylish residents of Holmfirth with whom you may be familiar...

7 comments:

  1. congratulations! It's great for u to reach more pepole!
    BTW is this chair with dog print a LOST and FOUND design?

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    1. Hi there, i am so sorry I have only just found this post. The dog chair is one that I designed and have sold through James's beautiful shop. So too the little 1950's bedroom chairs in the picture above. All are now sold, however I will soon have a couple of gorgeous Lomond Wool occasional chairs in. Let me know if you require any further information. I have other vintage finds, including a beautifully re-mastered 1920's drop-arm sprung-seat sofa. Truly a statement piece. It's a hobby I love!

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  2. Hurray! Congratulations!
    And the last picture is just brilliant!

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  3. I don't know - you could ask James on the Lost and Found facebook page if he lost or found those lovely dogs!

    There is also a Maarvellous company called Lost and Found based here in London - I've blogged it before ... http://www.lostandfounddesign.co.uk/

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  4. That's my mum's front room...she was lost, but now is found. Praise the Lord for the internet.
    Eee Bah gum.

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  5. It's a very cool little shop we have goods from there & live nearby :)

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  6. Hi there,
    I am a fashion student at leeds university and currently doing a project on a dress that was bought in a shop you mentioned - platform 1 in holmfirth. I would really like to know a bit more about the shop because i cant find anything about it anywhere,
    thankyou, jennifer

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