Make Eyes for Mia For women with style
Looking for a new outfit or a new piece to bring your wardrobe up to date? Mia’s unique and stylish range has something for everyone.
Before returning home to the Island five years ago, owner Maria Guy was a top London fashion buyer and stylist. Now she has turned her love of fashion into a thriving business of her own. This one-off fashion boutique stocks unique brands on the Island so customers can create a truly individual look. Every couple of weeks new items make their way onto the shelves and rails so there is always something new to browse.
With a fabulous range of clothing, footwear, accessories, jewellery and gift vouchers it’s the perfect place to stock up on presents this Christmas.
Mia 63 Union St, Ryde, IOW, PO33 2LG t. 01983 810581
Marchesa Bar
A touch of decadence in the heart of Ryde
Having just celebrated its second Birthday the Marchesa cafe wine bar continues to fly the flag for excellence and quality!
Located on the ground floor within the House of Zabre department store, the Marchesa offers all manner of delicious delicacies including homemade soups and savoury delights, divine cakes and sweet treats! Not forgetting a fully licensed bar serving wines, spirits, beer and champagne. With its signature own blend of freshly ground coffee plus a selection of Teapigs temple teas, there really is no place better to relax, unwind and indulge.
Open Tuesday to Saturday throughout the winter, the Marchesa is also available for private functions and ideal for intimate gatherings this festive season.
The Marchesa Bar, Ground Floor, House of Zabre, 12 Union Street, Ryde, PO33 2DU
t: 01983 565691
Framers…more than
just frames In the frame: vintage Isle of Wight maps, photographs and postcards
With over 25 years’ experience of making bespoke frames to order, Wayne and Caroline Jones can frame just about anything. ‘We’ve framed pictures, posters, maps, t-shirts, music memorabilia, medals and embroidery’, advises owner Wayne. With over 200 different frames in stock and hundreds more available, they’ve found the current trend is for reclaimed wooden frames.
In addition, they also offer a superb range of contemporary Isle of Wight landscape and event photography, vintage maps, postcards and local art. ‘“History is my passion and I’ve been collecting old postcards, photos and maps for years. Suddenly my vintage maps have come into fashion; customers buy them to decorate walls, lampshades, all sorts. People also like buying old pictures of their houses, and 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s photos are trending now.”
Framers, 56 Union Street, Ryde, IOW PO33 2LG t. 01983 566054
Happy 1st Birthday to Beds of Ryde
..it’s good to celebrate
This one-stop-shop for all your bedroom furnishing needs has a wide, affordably priced range of traditional and contemporary bed styles from popular British brands RestusTM, KozeesleepTM and Friendship Mills. From their spacious showroom in the high street, they also supply divans, bedsteads, bedroom furniture, headboards, duvets, pillows, mattress toppers and protectors.
“When choosing a new bed, it is much better to try it out for yourself, rather than gambling on something from the internet,“ owner Sandy Stephens advises.
A keen advocate of encouraging shoppers to use their town centre she continues, “It’s important to offer a personal service, and we will always go that extra mile to help.”
Beds of Ryde…it’s good to sleep.
Beds of Ryde 66 Union Street, Ryde, PO33 2LG t. 01983 565151
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