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The second thing you notice is the variety. Furnishings and fittings share space with glassware, crockery, stationery, and a niche range of fashion accessories.


Along the walls, handbags made from Italian leather hang side by side with delicate fairy lights, whose tiny, Moroccan-style lamps throw intricate shadows on to the wall.


In the centre, a selection of light fittings, slate-grey and Scandinavian, preside over a table filled with a cornucopia of homeware – ceramics, tea lights, salad servers fashioned from mango wood.


Everything is modest yet luxurious, in a pleasing palate of grey and midnight blue, white and tan, with the odd splash of colour: a blue topaz ring; a trio of amber glass vases; a jade green handbag.


Moth quietly


exudes confidence and class... you cannot help but feel calm.


moth 154 Burton Road, West Didsbury mothstyle.com | @mothstyle


Aside from being visually pleasing, there is also an enticing array of different textures. My fingers itched to touch the thick woollen throws scattered about, which contrasted with the criss- cross of stacked wicker baskets and the cool, metallic curve of table lamps.


I found myself resembling the creature which lends Moth its name: flitting and flying between each precious item, hypnotically drawn to their beauty as to a flame.


Moth is, in short, a perfect representation of what Burton Road has to offer. Its look and feel is unique, and the standard and quality is high.


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