It’s never much fun saying goodbye to an old friend. But these are happy tears, we swear! With the exciting news that Angela D’Alton, the founder of our favourite online design store Leeloo, is moving on to bigger and brighter things (a job at handmade haven Etsy!) comes the announcement that the website will be closing up shop at the end of this week. On behalf of everyone here at Peppermint, we want to give a HUGE thank you to Angela (and her lovely sidekick, Renee) for their ongoing support and wish them the best of luck in their new adventures. If you’d like to purchase a back issue of Peppermint from Leeloo (along with a multitude of unique designer goodies), best get your skates on! Check out here to snap up a back issue before Friday. Goodbye lovely Leeloo, and good luck!
So Long, Leeloo!
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