September 17, 2019 Polly Hadden-Paton

Hello Autumn!

September is already upon us. Instead of mourning the loss of the summer, let’s make crisp and colourful Autumn something to look forward to.
Firstly, why not treat yourself to a delicious meal and cocktails at Notting Hill’s latest new offering, Haya. Drop us a line and we’ll book you the perfect table. Haya is a glorious new Mediterranean restaurant, taking influences from Tel Aviv.
Now you are back from soaking up the sun, what better time to think about refreshing your home and bringing those exotic and colourful vibes back with you. Maya Glass Studio can do just that. Maya’s stunning stained glass window designs are something to behold and incredibly unique. Get in touch if you’d like her to work her magic in your home. Alternatively, try your own hand at her upcoming workshop and create your own.

Whilst you’re revamping your home, Melissa LaFave’s creations cannot be missed. Her vibrant and stylish glass lamps and trays add a vivid touch of colour and class to any surroundings. Her trays are also the perfectly stylish gift anyone would love to receive.

Fancy awakening your senses and treating your taste buds? Try some French madeleines like you’ve never tried them before. How about goat cheese, walnut and lemon zest? Yes, SAVOURY madeleines, as well as deliciously sweet. Perfect as a gift, or how about a tea party, baby shower or pop up event.

Perhaps you’ve finally returned from your travels and realised London is no longer the place for you?! We work with a superstar bespoke company who will sort your move abroad from start to finish.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Love,

Polly and The Team x x

This September, HAYA, the neighbourhood Mediterranean restaurant taking influences from Tel Aviv will open its doors in the heart of Notting Hill. Inspired by founder Victoria Paltina’s visits to the Israeli city, HAYA is born of the lively, spirited culture she found there and will be open all day, with a focus on simple Mediterranean sharing plates and nutritious, seasonal ingredients.

HAYA will act as an all-day restaurant for the colourful West London neighbourhood, opening its doors early to welcome residents, and visitors alike. Daytimes at HAYA will take their cue from the informality of Mediterranean dining culture, while the menu is inspired by Head Chef Oren King’s Tel Aviv background. On weekends, HAYA will open for brunch with dishes including shakshuka, and fried polenta cakes topped with shaved parmesan and fried quail eggs.

www.haya.london
@haya.ldn

MAYA GLASS STUDIO

Maya has a master’s degree in Product Design, from Sarajevo Academy of Art and Design. She subsequently studied stained glass techniques and before opening her own studio, worked at the studio of celebrated glass artist Danny Lane, helping to create a glass staircase in the Glass gallery at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
With more than a decade of experience, working for a wide range of clients, Maya has the ability to deliver projects at the largest scale and with the greatest creativity.
She combines contemporary design ideas and the latest technology, with traditional stained glass techniques.

Stained Glass for Beginners Course
(make a hanging window panel)

Maya Glass Studio are opening their studio for stained glass classes, level 1.

This includes two full days with Debbie Sandersley and Maya Stanic. Please contact YNAPA or Maya directly for more information.

Maya Glass Studio are offering YNAPA newsletter readers 10% off your project if you quote YNAPA on booking.

www.mayaglassstudio.co.uk
@mayaglassstudio

Melissa LaFave is a decorative artist based in London. She has recently launched her company Melissa LaFave London, creating artisanal glass trays and lamps. Each item is hand painted and finished by Melissa in her studio. She illustrates many of the designs herself and uses a decoupage method to merge contemporary design with a classic artistic technique.

Each tray is signed by Melissa and finished with an 18kt gold edging. She is also able to inscribe the back of each one, making it a unique, personalised gift for anyone who has an eye for stylish interiors and enjoys a pop of colour.

Melissa’s website will be launching 1st October and she is offering YNAPA newsletter readers 15% off your entire order with discount code: YNAPA15

www.melissalafavelondon.com
@melissalafavelondon

 

BISOU les Madeleines is an exciting young and dynamic bakery that’s specialised in the famous French fine cakes, called madeleines. They are revolutionising the humble madeleine by recreating it in various sweet and savoury flavours. They aim to offer high-quality products (they only use natural ingredients in their recipes) with great design. They are proud to be the first fine bakery shipping UK-wide!
They sell through their website and popups, and they cater for any occasion!

Bisou Les Madeleines is offering YNAPA newsletter readers 15% off your entire order with discount code: BISOU15

www.bisoulesmadeleines.com
@bisoulesmadeleines

Bespoke Moving Solutions are a London-based company working worldwide, with over 30 years’ experience of UK & international relocations. They are committed to providing individually tailored move management to private individuals, families and corporations. They strive to always provide the highest levels of Bespoke service and customer satisfaction. Their services help take the stress out of moving home and international logistics. They are experienced, customer-focussed professionals who consistently make significant differences to their clients’ lives. Whether you are moving home within the UK, to or from the UK, or simply adding to your property portfolio, they can help with taking the stress out of your relocation and logistics requirements.

www.bespokemoving.com

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