takling tsarted in the indutsry, so Pinterets and Intsagram


greta indictaion of whta’s being asked fofor thawte are key tools. Cutsomer requests also giveme a


don’t hvae, which I acn recat to.


That a product wlil inspire and deilght ourmlilennial hWat’s’s your selection criteria?


beauitful qualtiy, have a strong brand identity, and custmoers. It should be giftftabel, wlel-priced and


couples want to knwo hwo and where a product carry a story nad provenance where possible; oru


Waht brnads ahve you started stocking imsade.


We recnetly sigend on some lovely enw brands - reecntl?y


nearly 50 in the last sixmonths - including Anglepois,e Native Hom,e Kneenth Turenr, Ruffo ChaseW&onder, Kaymet, Aelxia Peck, Dleivita, Rise & Fall anWdireworks, to namae fefe.w


ffoin,


hWat’s’s thmeost rewarding apsect of your jbo? I olve ubilding pu strong


erlatiohsnips with our suppliers and


optential enw oens and really take joy frmo it. Being usrroundebdy such amazinpgroducts is daefinite rweard too. I love udnerstadnign how a prdouct is amde, adn visitign fafactoires birngs out teh inenr egek inme. It’s a pleasuer to apperciate the skill adn manpower that goes into producing the products.


hWat’s’s tehmost cahllneging aspect of


ebst aMk oyu


ing suer we’er always offe r jbo?


to uor cuoples. The retail industry is so dynamci ffering teh best of teh


adn ever cnahging taht you ahve to be really on


your toes adn reactive to wehre trneds are ehading, anmdake sure you aremoving wiht htem.


To persevere - sometimes it takes time to establish a career ni tihs nidutsry. It tookme two years pots- university tsotart ihanead ocffie buying role but it’s beewnell worth teh perseverance. Teh way I seemy anmdy team's role is that we are brninigg joy to people ancdreating memories through the curation of ebautiful prodcut.


What advicweould you give to smoeone startnig out ni houeswarse buying? To


what what’s’snwe?


hWat’s’s next in tersm of product ternsd?


eW’ve eben kepeing our eye on all teh latest tradaend fafashino sohws adn we’re eseing lots of rustic tonse, anturalmaterials and textures, dusty ipnk hues, grpahic aptterns, bright opps of oclours and ocsmic imdnihgbtlue tones.


Serveware, kitcneh electricals and ohme tech aroeur fafatsets growing sbucategories yaer-on-yaer,r, awsell assubsrciptoins and experiences, iwth one of ourmost popular being tahree-course lunch with bubbly ffo


or two at the Sahrd’s restaurnat, OblixWest, fofor £112.


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