Howdy Gang, Here Are All The Delights That Have Been Causing Frenzy Over Tat Way
When I say frenzy, I mean a gentle hum of excitment and delight.
As ever, I’ll nudge you gently—but firmly—towards our Job Board. Maybe 2025 is the year you finally ditch that job or swap your current grind for something that doesn’t induce a mild existential crisis by Tuesday. Go on, have a look. It could be your first good decision of the year.
And while we’re at it, may I point you to the splendid tonic that is our Things To Do in January? It's a truly invigorating read, guaranteed to blow the cobwebs off those grim post-holiday doldrums. Think of it as a hot toddy for the soul.
Lastly, let me remind you, dear reader, that Tat Membership is a mere £25 a year. That’s less than a decent bottle of wine and infinitely more satisfying. You could find your next home, perfect armchair, or just a slice of inspiration. It’s the best £25 you’ll spend all year— assuming you don’t hold me to that or remember I said it.
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Three Ravishing Room Sets Where Just About Everything Is £500 or under.
Ah, here we are again—a return to my ongoing demonstration of questionable interior design skills. Thankfully, for everyone’s sake, this isn’t my day job. My only goal? To create gloriously chaotic room schemes with no rhyme or reason, save for one guiding principle: every piece must come in at £500 or less.
The Art of Antiquing in Europe: A Holiday with Purpose
Charlotte Becque has scoured the continent to bring you 14 of Europe’s finest markets—a list that’s less a guide and more an invitation to wanderlust. Each one offers the heady thrill of treasure hunting, paired with the kind of holiday magic that makes you forget what day it is. Whether it’s antiques, artisanal delights, or the sheer theatre of a market square in full swing, her selection promises inspiration, escapism, and a reason to pack a suitcase.
Goose Fat Roads and Medieval Marvels: Ros Byam Shaw Takes Us On Driving Tour Through France.
When life demands upheaval, the best response is sometimes to hit the road—preferably in an electric vehicle, with no rigid plans and a map filled with possibilities. Ros Byam Shaw recounts a spontaneous journey through France, a trip shaped as much by practicalities—house moves, a new commitment to driving over flying—as by a spirit of curiosity.
Mastering the Art of Buying Antiques: Tips for Savvy Treasure Hunters
Buying antiques is a thrilling endeavour, part treasure hunt, part history lesson and part necessity. Whether scouring a local market, bidding at an auction, or browsing online, each piece has its own story and set of considerations. But the world of antiques can be daunting, with hidden costs, unexpected pitfalls, and an ever-present risk of overpaying or underestimating a piece’s needs.
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Some weird and wonderful pieces to fill your home with interest and delight.
Juliet: Stroud’s New Stage for Food and Design
When Liberty Nimmo and I met in Stroud for our dinner date, I anticipated a good restaurant—a pleasant evening, a decent meal. What I hadn’t bargained for was a great one. Juliet’s isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a revelation, a masterclass in thoughtful dining and community spirit. But rather than fumble through all the ways I loved it, I turned to Liberty, a wordsmith and proud local, to properly introduce Tat readers to this landmark of culinary delights.
