Yesterday, I revealed my guilty pleasure of Christmas tins and you probably thought I was a wee bit crazy excited over some tins. Oh but there’s more! I also picked up a few of these styles (my ability to pack our little studio flat from top to bottom is impressive). The top square tin of shortbread is a bit more from the ‘Sasek’ illustration collection, like the routemaster bus, and has a Pillar Box on it, so obviously that had to make its way into our home somehow!
The Swiss Biscuit Collection tin is a remake of last years uber successful tin which is illustrated by Sanna Annukka, a half Finnish half English illustrator (the artist behind the Keane “Under the Iron Sea” album artwork). The tin has a fabulous matte silk finish with embossing on the illustration and feels super luxurious and not at all like ’supermarket’ packaging. And again, a great use of type that doesn’t shout ‘I’m a naff package from 2010′. Well done M & S, you’ve driven me to becoming a tin hoarder in one day flat and with enough cookies to last until next Christmas. Guess it’s time for a cuppa tea?
These tins are part of the Marks & Spencer Christmas Collection. Photographs by Pillar Box Post
If you like this, make sure you check out the other Christmas tin on offer from M & S
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Getting into the Christmas mood? Check out these christmas windows from 2009
Part 1: Bonpoint, Aubin & Wills and Ted Baker Christmas Windows
Part 2: Daylesford Organic and Notting Hill Bookshop
Part 3: Loft Design & Toast
Part 4: Pedlars & Anthropologie








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Dont you love that after you’ve received a nice batch of rumballs or biscuits for christmas you can save that tin and reuse it yourself for doing the same thing next christmas. Even if it means parting with something that’s too cute? cheers kari