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Keep This Cracker

Keep This Cracker

32 Park Grove, York, YO31 8LG

phone: 07950 999867
Keep This Cracker offers an eco-friendly alternative to normal crackers - ‘Gift Box Crackers’ you can reuse. They go bang like standard crackers but separate into two parts without tearing. Our patent pending construction allows you easily to replace the old snap with a new one. We use less packaging as our reusable crackers come flat-packed and ready-made; just pop them into shape and fill with your own special gifts. Designed by Bea Thackeray and made in the UK.
Visit our website and view our short movie. YouTube: how to use - keep this…refillable crackers
Ada & Ina natural linen fabrics

Ada & Ina Ltd

Unit 8, Cotton Road, Wincheap Industrial Estate, Canterbury, CT1 3RB

phone: 020 7183 7986

Linen is one of the most eco friendly textiles. It comes from flax, which grows abundantly in Europe and it doesn't need special irrigation or pesticide treatments, unlike conventional cotton which requires huge volumes of water and pesticides. Linen looks beautiful, it drapes so nicely and it comes in different weights. Heavy linen is fabulous for curtains, blinds, upholstery, while finer linen is used for clothing. Here at Ada & Ina, you'll find a huge choice of linens, from plains to patterns and in different weights. So make your interiors eco friendly by using linen for your soft furnishings.

Bronte by Moon accessories

Bronte By Moon

Netherfield Mills, Guiseley, Leeds, LS20 9PA

phone: 08707 437410

Bronte by Moon is a British manufacturer of beautiful woollen gift and home accessories. Established in 1837, we have been producing fine woollen products for over 175 years and are now the last fully vertical mill left in England. Every process to turn raw wool fibre into beautiful fabrics is performed at our mill, right on the doorstep of the Yorkshire Dales. We are proud of our balance between innovative design, traditional craft and heritage.

 

 

 

 

Elizabeth Macregor Nursery is famed for its violas

Elizabeth Macgregor Nursery

Ellenbank, Tongland Road, Kirkcudbright, DG6 4UU

phone: 01557 330620

Elizabeth Macgregor Nursery is a small nursery and garden run by Elizabeth and Alasdair MacGregor, and their son John, in Galloway, south-west Scotland. We sell plants by mail order, at some flower shows and of course from the nursery. We produce a new catalogue each autumn, when we know what we have propagated and should have available for the following spring. We usually send plants in spring, March to early May. After this we will try to fulfill orders until the end of May, though taller plants will have to be cut back to fit a box.  No autumn deliveries.

Elizabeth specialises in cultivating violas and she has won prestigious awards for her plants, including the Wild Swan anemone

You can select and order plants through our online shop. When you have selected your plants the system sends me an email with your order, I will then confirm with an email, usually within a few hours.

AntikBar vintage travel posters

AntikBar

404 Kings Road, London, SW10 0LJ

phone: 020 7352 9309

AntikBar is the London gallery specialising in original vintage posters covering a wide variety of subjects - travel, advertising, sport, cinema, war, propaganda - from around the world, available to view at their gallery and online, with worldwide delivery. 

AntikBar holds regular original vintage poster auctions and offers professional linen backing and poster restoration services. They provide collection advice and consultancy services and can source posters for collectors, individual clients, interior designers, museums and other institutions. 

Original vintage posters are a true form of art with a purpose, designed to deliver a particular message through striking designs and created to grab the attention of passers-by, presenting artists with the challenge of condensing the message or concept into a precise, short visual and written form in a single artwork. They are important items of social history that capture the essence of the time they were printed. 

The variety of sizes, subjects and styles in poster design make them perfect as a gift and adaptable to any interior design, from contemporary to traditional. As original antique and vintage items, they are also eco-friendly. Original vintage posters are recognised as a sound art investment that can be enjoyed every day. 

Jungle Culture

Jungle Culture

Unit 14, Hurn Road, Royson Way, Dereham NR19 1WD

phone: +44 7487 554301

Jungle Culture is a UK-based supplier of all things eco and ethical!  Our team spent two years in Vietnam sourcing directly from small family-run farms and talented artisan craftspeople and our products are all 100 per cent vegan-friendly and cruelty-free. Our range includes an array of colourful safety razors, natural soaps, coconut bowls, bamboo cutlery and plenty more super useful, environmentally-friendly products for the home.

Jungle Culture also offers wholesale services to shops, events, bars and restaurants around the world. We can even customise some of our products with your brand name or logo, so that you can show off your organisation’s green credentials.

And Jungle Culture is an accredited member of the 1% For The Planet Foundation, giving away 1 per cent of every sale to environmental charities and organisations around the world. Visit our website to find out more about this great organisation and how it helps us all to give back.

Jungle Culture

Jungle Culture

Unit 14, Hurn Road, Royson Way, Dereham NR19 1WD

phone: +44 7487 554301

Jungle Culture is a UK-based supplier of all things eco and ethical!  Our team spent two years in Vietnam sourcing directly from small family-run farms and talented artisan craftspeople and our products are all 100 per cent vegan-friendly and cruelty-free. Our range includes an array of colourful safety razors, natural soaps, coconut bowls, bamboo cutlery and plenty more super useful, environmentally-friendly products for the home.

Jungle Culture also offers wholesale services to shops, events, bars and restaurants around the world. We can even customise some of our products with your brand name or logo, so that you can show off your organisation’s green credentials.

And Jungle Culture is an accredited member of the 1% For The Planet Foundation, giving away 1 per cent of every sale to environmental charities and organisations around the world. Visit our website to find out more about this great organisation and how it helps us all to give back.

Littleworks Creative

phone: +44 (0)7974 187479

Littleworks Creative offers little works of art by Tamara Williams. She makes her unique pieces using plaster to cast both intaglio and relief plates. Each cast is unique, since no two castings are the same. Even colours can change due to the plaster baking the surface and altering the stability of the inks..Tamara's exquisite artworks always start with a drawing - and much of her inspiration comes from plants. Each plaster tile is air-dried, mounted and framed, and frames are hand-painted. Works are made to order and colours can be specified. Prices from £65

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Frome Reclamation

Frome Reclamation

Frome Reclamation Limited, Station Approach, Frome, Somerset BA11 1RE

phone: 01373 453122

Frome Reclamation is the largest stockist of architectural salvage and genuine reclaimed materials in the south west. Founded in the '80s, Frome Reclamation buys and sells traditional building materials and architectural antique items. The in-depth knowledge within the family-run business delivers a quality service with best value pricing across the full range of antiques and reclaimed materials.

The company has a large salvage yard and attracts clients from across the country. So if you're looking for stained glass doors, statuary, reclaimed wood, interesting artefacts, do pay us a visit.

 

 

 

 

 

Chandelier made from old kitchen utensils by Madeleine Boulesteix

Madeleine Boulesteix

Madeleine is based in South London and South Devon

I’ve been making chandeliers using recycled materials for over 20 years. It started after finding 40 faceted glass drops in some rubbish. I wanted to make myself a chandelier that looked opulent but was made from humble objects. I found metal kitchen items for the structure at car boot sales and scrap yards. They seem nice jaunty objects with more potential so I liberate them from their domestic duties by incorporating them into my chandeliers. I love thrift and the challenge of re-using. 
 
 
 
 

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