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Friday, 28 February 2014

Tiger, tiger


Has anyone else discovered Tiger Stores? It's a Danish company, which sells inexpensive homewares. A friend told me about a branch in London, and now there is a shop in Cambridge, where I called in recently.



It is a kind of Danish pound shop, with gorgeous Scandi design in evidence. Hum drum items are transformed, such as these heart shaped sponge scourers.



A bird shaped coin purse. I love all these bright colours (modelled on my small stash of 60s and 70s fabrics).



Frames in cute colours.



And Easter eggs in bold brights. Isn't it great? I had a very happy half hour browsing the crammed shelves and filling a basket which came to very few £££s. Also of note, which I didn't buy this time, was sticky backed plastic shelf liner in pop flower designs. There is a huge stationery section to look through.



Here is a view of the front:



Well worth a trip, I'd say.

8 comments:

  1. What a great shop! I often find little treasures in our local Pound shop. I'd love to poke around in Tiger.

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    1. Hi, I agree that the Pound Shop can be a surprising source of treasures, but I'm sure you'd love Tiger!

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  2. I haven't heard of this store before but will have a look next time I'm in London. Love the little heart sponges and pretty purse. Thanks for the information.

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  3. there is one in Brighton too... I love this shop, they change their stock often so never boring.

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    1. I thought there might be one in Brighton. I shall definitely be calling in again.

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  4. Yes, I chanced upon this shop a few weeks ago when I was in Cambridge. I think it has only just opened. Like you, I thought it was crammed full of pretty (and useful) things at very good prices and came away with quite a few 'treasures'!

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  5. This looks like an interesting shop! Thanks for sharing :)

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  6. I do love some nice labels, well hopefully these will start to explode across the high street soon...I'd love a nosy! :) x

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