{What's your Habitat?}

How's your Monday been? Pretty average? Well, if you happened to be perusing Regent Street this morning you would have been in for an interiors treat. Habitat, firm favourites of mine, caused a stir in Central London this morning by throwing caution to the wind: they let gorgeous model, Helena Christensen have free reins over their Regent Street store's window. It was all part of the launch for their latest campaign - This is my Habitat. Check out this video interview with the campaign photographer - i.e. best.job.ever. Sounds rather cool, hey? (Not that I'm biased at all, as regular readers will know that I don't have a soft spot for the rather amazing furniture company. No, not at all...!)

Well I couldn't make it there in person, but trusty Bright.Bazaar sources (this is all getting a bit Gossip Girl) were there and they sent me these fantastic pictures. Check out Helena relaxing in her Habitat.

Images: Shinyred

Inspired to find out more about their latest collection? Well you can check out my round up of the best Habitat products for your home this A/W here. What's your Habitat?...

{Manic Monday}

We're in two minds about Mondays: on one hand they are, for many, the start of the working week and therefore another five days until lie-ins and lazy breakfasts, but on the other hand, they are often days full of ideas and inspiration. Refreshed and recharged from the weekend, we find Mondays a great day for making plans and looking forward to the future. Do you like Mondays or do you find other days more inspiring? Either way, there's often lots to organise for the week ahead and a blackboard panel, like this stylish one featured in the September issue of Ideal Home Magazine, is sure to help keep things on track.

Image: HomeShoppingSpy

{A weekend in the country}

Ah, so it's that time of the week again - Monday morning. A new week and with it lots of exciting interiors shaped news to bring you. We spent a weekend of fun and frolics in the countryside, enjoying the summery weather as we explored the networks of country lanes. The nostalgia of a few dreamy days in the countryside has clearly rubbed off on us: when these images of the gorgeous new Cath Kidson kitchen products popped into our inbox this morning, we new they had to get straight up on Bright.Bazaar.

Images (from top to bottom): 24-piece Cutlery Set - £60; Tea Cosy - £16; Radio - £200; set of four Canisters - £16 (all exclusive of VAT)

Images: Cath Kidson

Did you all have lovely weekends? Do you go for the country look in your homes? What do you like about it? Or maybe it's not really your thing? Let us know in the comments section - we read all your comments. Happy Monday everyone!