Living Barbados Magazine November 2014 Edition November 2014 edition | Page 81

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Support local artisans by
purchasing these items
that we simply adore!

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1. Using locally sourced and
repurposed items, designer
Lynne Williams of Chattelwood
has created mirrors and sculptures that capture the essence
of island living, with clients often
commissioning bespoke pieces.
Available from Eddo, Bay Street
and the Chattelwood studio,
Fairfield Plantation, St Lucy. Call
Lynne on [phone] or visit
them on Facebook.

2. Made by The Green Monkey
Chocolatier these luxurious
authentic French macaroons are
made from the finest, all natural
ingredients. As decadent to eat,
as they are to look at, they come
in a range of flavours such as
mango, vanilla, salted caramel,
passion fruit and more. They also
make a wonderful selection of
luxury chocolates. To order call
Wendy Abed on [phone].

3. You’ll love these bikinis by
Bajan Cherry Swimwear. A collaboration between two surfer
chicks who wanted to find the
perfect bikini. Their styles are
surf tested and proven to stay
put even through the toughest
of Soup Bowl surf session. Prices
range between Bds$120-$140.
Visit them on Facebook or call
[phone] for more details.

4. Children between the ages
of 3 and 12 will enjoy this book
as they follow Little Lou Lou and
her mother during a fun-filled
visit to Limegrove Lifestyle
Centre. The perfect way to share
one of Barbados’ gems with
a little shopper! From Monkey
Puzzle, 1st floor, Limegrove
Lifestyle Centre; at Days Books,
Bridgetown and St. Nicholas
Abbey.

5. Experience the real taste of
the island with Cutters award
winning Very Special Rum Punch.
The perf V7BF