Gabby Deeming at Pentreath & Hall | Create Academy

The best way to figure out how to arrange your objects is to visit independent homeware stores. Here, Gabby visits one of her favourite home accessory shops, Pentreath & Hall, to have a play with some of the beautiful objects and show you how to arrange a mantelpiece.

[@ctaylorluce]

If I ever get back to London, I would love to visit the shop. Everything looks so beautiful. Very nice video, Gabby!

[@kathybauman6708]

Thrift shop for unique treasures. She has a "know how" on showcasing. Thank you for lending your creativity.

[@darlenechandler2403]

I love that shop, live in Canada and travel to London many times a year each time going to their shop and buying something. Can’t wait to again be there soon.

[@RestoringKarma]

I can’t unsee the crooked wall hangings. That being said, it was a good video.

[@tatie7604]

🤣The shop is full of junk.

[@ciganyweaverandherperiwink6293]

Beautiful store. Ben Pentreath has the most distinct style, it's impressive. I recognise his involvement instantly when I see an interior. Such an accomplishment, very rare. He has such natural flair and an intelligent creative mind. His country home is divine. Swooning a little during this video, as if you couldn't tell. Next to RW Guild and Studio Peregalli, he's one of my favourites. :)

[@williamwoody7607]

Distinctive style? You mean like nobody’s doing SOHO in the 80’s by anymore?

[@chattykathie7129]

I like this video, hope you produce longer full videos for your subscribers.

[@larkmurry7808]

Delicious...

[@rruusseell9948]

i love this but 15.50e for a goddamn egg?

[@mountain4063]

Where did you find your green dress?

[@CreateAcademy]

Hi Renee, Gabby's dresses are from her own company daydress.co.uk/

[@user-py1pm3dq6r]

Heavens!

[@user-py1pm3dq6r]

This is about Ben Pentreath Goodness!

[@marinedrive5484]

I like the structure of the arrangement, but the overall effect is one of clutter because the objects displayed don't really seem to complement each other. I mean, I'm not against random choices, however, there should be some sort of relationship between the objects that enhances the arrangement as a whole.

[@Teller3448]

Clutter makes us poor.