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Shopper’s Diary: Mint in London Update

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Shopper’s Diary: Mint in London Update

March 8, 2010

Mint has long been a staple on the London design scene and a favorite go-to resource for those who follow cutting-edge design. With her discerning eye, owner Lina Kanafani keeps abreast of trends and has a knack for spotting emerging talent. A year ago, Kanafani closed up her iconic Wigmore Street store and set up shop in the newly happening Brompton Quarter in South Kensington, conveniently close to longtime neighborhood mainstay Conran (it’s their flagship store) and the more recently opened Few & Far, not to mention the Victoria and Albert Museum.

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Shoppers Diary Mint in London Update portrait 5 475 Bowles  20  Linares  20  Honesty  20  Chandelier  20  2 mint  20  double  20  photo mint  20  with  20  brick  20  wall mint  20  black  20  beads

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Above L: The Shadowy Chair by Tord Boontje, woven of vibrantly colored nylon cord in Senegal, is currently available in the US at Anthropologie for $2,898.

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