Retrouvius

architectural salvage and design in London NW10

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Check out the interior of this house for extravagant use of salvage! It’s not to everyone’s taste... https://t.co/BWZQBgTIYH

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Copper glazed windows became popular in the Edwardian era. Unlike lead windows, copper lights are very durable. This allowed for easier mass production, while still using small panes of glass. We have salvaged... https://t.co/OZqKHL41t4

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**NEW STOCK**
Brilliant bright new stock available for Spring!
We have six of these aluminium chairs similar to Emeco, painted green. There are three green metal cafe tables which would make great outdoor... https://t.co/xMTCfK7xy5

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New Neo-Classical Tables:
We salvaged these superb quality pieces from a famous London Museum. Neoclassical in design and made in the late 1800s they originally formed part of a suite at Waddesdon Manor (by... https://t.co/wYGk7H0lwm

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The May Issue of @theworldofinteriors is out now! A worthy feature of Retrouvius' mahogany ex-museum cabinets displayed in the front of our shop.
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Stylist @maximilian_egger
Photography by @andersgramer
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These rare lights were designed by the American architect, Warren Platner.
Originally produced in relatively small quantities in the late 1970s and 1980s they bring a shoulder pad swagger to a curvaceous deco... https://t.co/19i7EJ0I8E

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NEW STOCK
The latest stock is now on our website, click the link in our bio to see a range of new items such as this beautiful mid century campaign chair, Roder Feraud coat hooks, 1960s hand embroidery panels... https://t.co/mVQ4aO1FNE

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Will someone please power down the Maybot before she takes us all out when she eventually and inevitably explodes! #maybot #revokearticle50 https://t.co/phY1hlcs4A

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Sign up to tell Theresa May that Brexit isn’t worth the pain https://t.co/YXUo3psiFT

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Brexit question: according to many a second referendum would be undemocratic because the people have already decided, yet May is allowed to ask MPs to vote on the same thing 3 times as part of democracy...please explain someone! I thought democracy was a process not an event.

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Calling all Kensal friends. Come to this excellent night out in support of a great local youth project. Have fun while doing good. Win win. Buy your tickets now. https://t.co/8ATJWDTypW

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Fascinating story about a major piece of architectural salvage: https://t.co/nISoZDlcdd

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@BBCPM Brexit question: in the absence of any government will to conduct a second referendum is it legal for a private/ non gov body to attempt to establish the desires of the country?

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@bridgemonty Unhappy in her skin...so cringe...

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And another article about our blind failure to deal with the problems we create... https://t.co/znBfeepzSN

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Reduce consumption, reuse materials, recycle products...please do your bit. We are... https://t.co/2Mb6R4lO6x

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Another lost Glasgow masterpiece, contemporary to GSA, McGeogh’s Warehouse -1905-10, John James Burnet. Photos 1969, demolished 1970.‘ It’s loss has gravely distorted our understanding of the architectural history of Glasgow and of the early 20th century in Britain’ Gavin Stamp

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Restore the Mack. Don’t sweep it away. https://t.co/qjZw3HFfim

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Why is a demolition company doing the “dismantling” rather than a conservation stone mason? Do be cheapskates with your heritage #GSAfire