Time for a cuppa: teapots
Photography by Bryce Carleton.
A perfectly brewed cup of tea is worth taking the time to enjoy – particularly with a stylish teapot at the centre of the table.
Clockwise from top, left: Blue Denby Malmo teapot, $179, from The Studio of Tableware (www.thestudio.co.nz). Vintage teaspoon, $11, from Tessuti (www.tessuti.co.nz). Oiva plate, $19.99, from Bolt of Cloth (www.boltofcloth.com). Noda Horo enamel teapot $175, and Gordon Bing cups, $40.00, from Everyday Needs (www.everyday-needs.com). Eclectic by Tom Dixon Form teapot, $325, milk jug, $130.00, sugar dish and spoon, $155, and small bowl from set of five, $155, from Simon James Concept Store (www.simonjamesdesign.com). Saapaivakirja teapot, $155, and cup, $34.99, from Bolt of Cloth (www.boltofcloth.com). Rachel Carley cup, $55 from Tesutti (www.tesutti.co.nz).
Merchandising by Lianne Whorwood. Styling by Fiona Kerr.
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