london fields shoppe :: We’re turning 2!
HOORAY :: We’re turning 2 this month and we’re celebrating with a storewide sale! Enjoy 20% off in-store and online with code – TWOYEARS – between Friday, February 17th and Sunday, February 19th, 2017. Worldwide shipping available or choose free pick up in-store. Bigger bargains to be found in person! Shop online now!
*Some exceptions apply. Please see below for details.
Sale items exclude already discounted items, workshops, and gift certificates. All sales final. Discount may not be applied to purchases made prior to the sale date.
This weekend we turn 1 year old! Thank you so much to everybody for their support. The past year has been an amazing one and we look forward to continue sharing our adventure with you! To celebrate, we are offering 20% off storewide on regular priced items (online too!) and additional in-store markdowns (some exceptions apply – see below).
We’re celebrating 6 months of 
Legendary sign painter, John Lennig from 
Where do I even start? Hmm… If you have been following us for awhile, you may have seen us announce our plans on opening up a brick and mortar shop. Well, after viewing the space in summer 2013, signing the lease last Fall and then setting an opening date of November 2013, we seem to have fallen into a black hole of construction delays, contractor woes and trouble shooting permits. It seemed like everybody kept telling us, oh, it will be ready next month and the next month become the Next month and that then became the NEXT month and over a year later, I’m happy to announce that we are closer than we have ever been. The walls have been freshly painted, the floors refinished, the original radiators cleaned, the lighting installed, new tiling has been placed, and shelving is being built. Our new shop and workshop space will open its doors in * fingers crossed * late October where we will feature an eclectic mix of everyday objects hand picked from around the globe. With an emphasis on handmade, I’ll be bringing in my favourite homewares, paper goods and stationery, edibles, prints, vintage, and other gift items – “We don’t buy for the masses”. 