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The client knew exactly what she wanted: not too many floors. High ceilings. Lots of light. And a south-facing garden. Her husband had two requests: a small hammam and a swimming pool in the garden.It was a tall order for a family home in central London, but eventually they found it—an unassuming but generously proportioned Arts and Crafts property nestled on a quiet street in Chelsea, the once-bohemian enclave turned posh residential district. After glimpsing the overgrown gardens—now planted with climbing honeysuckles, hedges, maples, and magnolias by the Natural Gardening Company—and a yard just big enough to carve out a narrow, stone-lined lap pool, they were sold."When you look out the window, you almost feel like you're in the country," says the wife of the home she shares with her husband—they're both globe-trotting businesspeople—and two teenage daughters. "We woke up one morning and found ducks swimming in the pool. "That feeling of the countryside

Wow, that's a really long title!A few years ago, I designed and built this headboard for my wife (fiance at the time) when we lived apart. It plugs into any 1 standard wall outlet, and includes 2 light switches for the overhead lights (3-way switches so either side would control them), and 4 regular outlets (2 on each side at the base) in order to accommodate anything we'd ever need to plug in on our side. I built it with the intent that no matter where we moved, no matter what room it went in, there would be outlets and lights for us - no more fighting over the 1 plug 10 feet away for our clocks and cell phone chargers! The original was made to fit a queen bed on one of those cheap metal frames with a box spring nestled in it. Fast forward - 2 big dogs, and 1 kid later (with another on the way), we've decided it's time to get a KING SIZE BED. I can't really reuse this headboard anymore, so I've decided to start from scratch and build another! This time around,

This section of the Pharmaceutical Supplier Directory contain listings of companies offering Packaging. Companies are listed in alphabetical order within each product category. Additional information can be found within this directory on those suppliers which appear in boldface. The Pharmaceutical Supplier Directory is also available online (including the most current information) at www.pharmpro.com for easy reference via your computer. Aerosol Equipment/Supplies AEROSOL MACHINES & COMPONENT HANDLING Bonfiglioli Engineering, Bonfiglioli Pharma Machinery, Ferrara Italy China.Happy&Merry Business Ltd. No. 40, Heping Yuan Luqiao Taizhou, 318050 China Tel: 0086-576-8603038/8603176 Fax: 0086-576-8603012 See Advertisement on Page 19 Frain Industries, Inc. , Franklin Park, IL Haumiller Engineering, Elgin, IL HealthStar Inc. 1 Randolph Road Randolph, MA 02368 Tel: 781-961-5400 Fax: 781-961-5456 Toll Free: 800-545-3639 See Advertisement on Page 22 Kei

If snapping Big Ben, Tower Bridge and Stonehenge feels a bit cliched, try an 'Insta-Landmark' instead. They are the alternative locations in the UK that are becoming landmarks in their own right thanks to their popularity on Instagram - and here we round up the 20 that have been 'hash-tagged' the most. From cake shops to graffitied tunnels and derelict swimming pools, these are the locations that will make your feed that bit hipper. 1. Peggy Porschen Cakes, London -63,670 Instagram hashtags,22,200 Google searches on average per month Talk about flour power. Peggy Porschen Cakes on Ebury Street in London's Belgravia became a fast-rising Instagram star thanks to its pretty facade. Instagrammers love posing at the door, which is always flanked by fresh flowers. 2. El&n Café, London -42,904 Instagram hashtags,40,500 Google searches Second on the list is another London-based cafe - El&n in Knightsbridge, solar which looks as though it has been designed

They used to be the preserve of frugal maiden aunts and draughty guesthouses, but no more. This winter, there's a new breed of electric blanket on the High Street that is high-tech, wonderfully cosy and not in the least bit embarrassing to own. From ones you can wear to the one that replaces your duvet, there's something for everyone. They could even help cut your heating bills because they can safely keep you toasty all night, meaning you can turn off the central heating. So, with temperatures set to dip to minus 10c in parts of the UK this weekend, CHARLOTTE KEMP tested ten of the best. Scroll down for video BEST FOR DAYTIME Relaxwell Luxury Heated Chocolate Throw, £39. 95, johnlewis. com Cost: Less than 1p to heat for three hours. Washable: Yes, on a 40c wool programme. You have to stretch it back to its original size when damp. No tumble dry. VERDICT: The electric blankets of old were strictly for bedtime, but now you can get smaller blankets like this heated throw to