Website review: Sala Shop
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•6 reviews since Oct 16, 2007
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macpg rated 3 months ago- Nice prototype!
- cyana rated 4 months ago
- really great design objects for sale
- Tamus rated 5 months ago
- Heh... Nice!
- catinette rated 5 months ago
- I love Sala's design objects. From interior to furniture design, every piece will give make you smile!
- jack-black rated 9 months ago
- MODERN MYTH: Secret Shop - The Red Shoes & Little Red Riding Hood Simpletwist - one of our best purveyors of quirk strangeness and charm - recommends good stuff from the back of beyond: just the cutest pair of red his 'n' hers felt 'n' rubber (father and daughter) dancing shoes you'll ever see. At a stroke all those gothic associations of red shoes carrying away to ruin are banished in a big hug. And for older girls making their way in the wider world the hood-and-satchel combo keeps hairstyle and homework free from the ravages of weather. Quirky but practical, like the Finns themselves, I'm told. I was reading yesterday of the fabled reticence of villagers in outlying parts to break the silence even with near-neighbours, even when their house is on fire. This factoid was from a reputable historian (Theodore Zeldin, An Intimate History of Humanity) and not some tabloid rag but it does seem to me to have the air of urban - or rural - myth.
- MODERN MYTH: Secret Shop - The Red Shoes & Little Red Riding Hood Simpletwist - one of our best purveyors of quirk strangeness and charm - recommends good stuff from the back of beyond: just the cutest pair of red his 'n' hers felt 'n' rubber (father and daughter) dancing shoes you'll ever see. At a stroke all those gothic associations of red shoes carrying away to ruin are banished in a big hug. And for older girls making their way in the wider world the hood-and-satchel combo keeps hairstyle and homework free from the ravages of weather. Quirky but practical, like the Finns themselves, I'm told. I was reading yesterday of the fabled reticence of villagers in outlying parts to break the silence even with near-neighbours, even when their house is on fire. This factoid was from a reputable historian (Theodore Zeldin, An Intimate History of Humanity) and not some tabloid rag but it does seem to me to have the air of urban - or rural - myth.
- heyitsmejaya rated 9 months ago
Whoa there Little Miss Riding Hood -- this is all kinds of awesome.
