i probably should be browsing to the tunes of cat stevens or maybe even the beach boys. im still not sure. what i can be sure of is that bungalow feels like there should be people with tinted glasses and fat moustaches or an arm full of bangles walking around helping you to find stuff. i feel like i should be five years old and walking downstairs quietly to get a peak or some mutterings of whats going on downstairs with the adults. maybe its the captain and tenille im hoping to hear. ya. thats it.
even if youre outside staring at the place youll feel drawn back to that period, the seventies, where bricks were long wide slabs stretching to each corner of the fireplace or house like a pair of bell bottoms.
indeed it seems to be the focus here from the furniture to the clothes to the sunglasses. now, its not strict to the decade; you can easily place some of the aforementioned shades on some preposterous hairstyle in the eighties.
a lot of their shirts are BURSTING with colour and patterns and overall everything i laid eyes on seemed to be of good quality and good shape, for a vintage shop. there prices are moderate - thirty bucks for a long sleeve collared shirt for example.
they seem to have taken the time to really design their space from top to bottom with their chosen vibe. the ceiling tiles, which for the most part are those cheap corky ones that sit on cheap white framing, you know the kind, have had each alternate row supplanted with wooden paneling that SCREAMS seventies. on each panel is a globe light helping to guide your mildly psychedelic experience.
at the front are their new lines of clothes that seem to fit in very easily with the rest of the shop. though their prices are a bit higher for a vintage shop, you can rest assured that both the quality you will encounter and the boldness of style you have from which to choose will please you.