Winter, you are now living your last days! Here in London we can’t wait for the first sunshine to show up. We all get excited and start spring-cleaning so now’s the time to give your house a makeover.

Bouf discovers some creative ideas to celebrate the spring season so let the colors of spring floods into your life and your house. Bouf sellers are showing us the hot trends in yellow, orange or green. Listen up, this spring is going to be vivid, bright and vibrant!

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Join the Patchwork Revolution with this Oriental Lampshade from Beauvamp No. 5 and a Heywood Wakefield Assault Stool No. 7 from Apryl Miller....

The French Artist Céleste Boursier-Mougenot has created a unique band made up of 40 zebra finches jamming on electric guitars and other musical instruments. This funky flock will be showcasing at the Barbican, London until 23rd May 2010.

The exhibition is based on the use of rhythms of daily life to produce sound in unexpected ways. The concept: As the birds go about their routine activities, perching on or feeding from the various pieces of equipment, they create a captivating and unique soundscape.

Do not wait any longer to live this unique auditory and visual experience!

Testimonials:

“If Buddhist are right, then Jimi is back in an other body I think.” Fish and Chipsing Blog

"This gateway installation is as uplifting as it is entertaining." Time Out****

"An immersive exploration of nature, music and the haphazard." Spoonfed

The Mint peacock from Let them eat Cake has been featured in the Country and Townhouse April Issue.

 Be on trend with this must have tea time accessory!

This week, Watts London is featured in our Alice in Wonderland newsletter! 

Watts London draws on over 130 years of experience and an archive dating back to 1874. It’s today a contemporary adaptation of its British historic heritage, setting itself in the pure tableware design. Since November 2008, Watts London has listed on Bouf a wide range of stunning products from its glassware, crystal and fine bone china collections. 

Would you like to see more about WATTS, click here to see the full range.

Win a few brownie points by taking your mum to the famous Breakfast Club! From a full English breakfast to pancakes and homemade delicious cakes (and a lot more), the breakfast club offers more than cheap and great food. the staff are very welcoming and fun meaning you and your mum will be in a happy mood all day. A unique experience for mummy! My favourite-Soho, 33 d'Arbley St, W1F 8; opened from 10am to 4pm.

Fashion Teatime! If you want to splash out, invite your mum to the award-winning fashionista's afternoon tea Prêt-à-Portea, the Caramel Room. The menu is transformed every six months to follow the changing seasons in fashion. The confections and cakes are all inspired by the latest fashion designs from a lime green Louboutin heel biscuit to a light fromage blanc with d raspberry meringues emulating Alexander McQueen’s ethereal chiffon dress, all balanced on dashing Paul Smith crockery. Caramel Room at The Berkeley, Wilton Place, SW1X 7RL (0207235 6000/www.the-berkeley.co.uk). Afternoon tea served 1-6pm daily.

(Photo by Watts London)

If you are studying in jewellery or working in industry, this competition is for you!

With the Worldskills UK Fine Jewellery Making competition you will be challenging yourself against the best in the country.

This competition relates to those skills required in the manufacturing of fine jewellery from precious metals. These skills have traditionally been referred to in the industry as ‘diamond mounting’.The competition will be held at Birmingham City University’s School of Jewellery in 2010, and competitors will have to manufacture an item to a set project brief.

Entry deadline by 19 March 2010 at www.worldskillsuk.org

For more information about the Competition contact the WorldSkills UK contact centre:at 0800 612 0742 or worldskillsuk@ukskills.org.uk 

Bouf and Joolia would like to wish a happy women’s day to every women! 

Photo by: Milla Correspondence

East Festival celebrates the uniquely rich creative mix of East London. It runs during from Thursday 4 March to Tuesday 9 March, with more than 100 events showcasing world-class artists, exciting spaces, walks, tours and some quirky participation opportunities too.

The East Festival explores themes relevant to the area, and this year's festival looks at Architecture, the Asian Sub Continent, Travel and Minimalism.

Partners of the project include The Barbican, Rich Mix and White Chapel Gallery, who are all offering their space.

My favorite for the moment the fascinating photography exhibition at London's Whitechapel Gallery: "Where Three Dreams Cross".

Full details about EAST can be found at www.findeast.co.uk