Liberty london

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Liberty fabric is easy to spot. Dissecting this is less easy, but you know it when you see it. The colors are joyous even when somber, the designs sing, an

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Visits to two fabric shops in London - Liberty and The Cloth House. Beautiful selection of Tana Lawns, vintage trims and notions.

Liberty London ~ better than Harrods. Here's the interior, with departments off to the side of this delightful and pricey, multi-story emporium. Look for fab fabrics and notions upstairs, and unusual gifts to bring home from kitchenwares ~ and lots of affordable bits down in the stationary department, by one of the entrances

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A Tudor Revival building hosts the London department store, Liberty. Liberty is a department store on Regent Street, based in the West End shopping district of Central London. The shop opened during 1875 selling ornaments, fabric and objets d'art from Japan and the East. In 1885, 142–144 Regent Street was acquired and housed the ever-increasing demand for carpets and furniture. See more of London here or connect on Facebook Jon & Tina Reid | Portfolio | Blog

Visting the Liberty London department store in London, and looking at the history of the beautiful Tudor store that we see on Regent St!