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Purely Shutters widow covers

Purely Shutters

Unit 5, Birmingham Trade Park, Kingsbury Road, Birmingham, B24 9PS

phone: 0800 038 5311
Shutters not only look great, they're a recognised energy efficiency measure under the government's Green Deal, with an estimated £96 savings per year on a three-bedroom house (2013). In summer use shutters to keep your house cool, and in winter use them to let in natural warm light, then close them when it gets dark to retain heat in your home. It’s estimated that shutters reduce heat loss from windows by 25-50 per cent, so they're a very sensible investment.
 
At Purely Shutters we care about the environment and ethics. All our woods are from sustainable sources: we buy cedar from managed forests where a tree is replanted for everyone felled; our laminated wooden shutters come from parasol, a fast-growing farmed wood; and our Warwick range is our most eco-friendly, because no trees have been felled for them - rather the laminate is produced from waste off-cuts not useable elsewhere.
 
Purely Shutters' products allow you to maintain privacy, especially important if you live in close proximity to your neighbours. But because you can open the slats during daytime, you'll get maximum light in your rooms, which is important because natural light is vital for our health and wellbeing.
 
 
TOG knives are a must for any serious cook

TOG Knives

Glenside, Oxleaze Lane, Dundry, Bristol, BS41 8LA

phone: +44 (0)117 276 0273

TOG’s range of innovative kitchen knives are forged in Seki, the Samurai sword capital of the world, using methods evolved from 800 years of swordmaking tradition. TOG blades are forged from layers of highest quality stainless steels and copper, which gives them strength as well as their incredible edge retention. The antimicrobial copper alloy layers give the blades their unique stripes and make them the most hygienic on the market.

There are now six kitchen knives to cover all food prep needs, as well as a collection of beautiful black walnut chopping boards. TOG also offers accessories including a knife block in collaboration with Billy Tannery, a honing rod and whetstones to keep your blades razor sharp, and new for 2020, a range of super useful higonokami pocket knives.

Woollen fabrics from Moon Furnishings

Moon Furnishings

Netherfield Mills, Guiseley, Leeds, LS20 9PA

phone: 01943 884713
Founded in 1837, Moon has been manufacturing fine woollen fabrics for over 175 years and is the last fully vertical woollen mill left in England. Our collections of Lambswool and Pure New Wool furnishing fabrics are ideal for upholstery, curtains and interior accessories.
 
We pride ourselves on a balance between modern, innovative design and traditional craft.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Sealey Furniture is based in Leicestershire and make wood furniture

Sealey Furniture

33 High Street, Lutterworth, Leicestershire, LE17 4AY

phone: 01455 556403

Led by skilled furniture maker Keith Sealey, we make beautiful bespoke wooden furniture, both fitted and free-standing here in our Lutterworth workshops. We make bespoke kitchens, bathrooms, home offices, storage units and individual pieces of furniture such as desks or chests of drawers. We use only FSC-certified woods such as European oak and US black walnut. We work with you to achieve exactly you want and we do all the installation work ourselves. 

Surfboard mirror made from birch or spruce wood by Wayne Willetts

Surf Mirrors

Hawthorn Farm Buildings, Christchurch, Dorset, BH23 7AB

phone: 07977 599526

For the teenage surf nut, a surfboard mirror by Dorset designer-maker Wayne Willetts is the perfect bedroom accessory. It will have your youngster grooming their hair and checking their look more frequently than they check their phones..

Wayne uses FSC (non tropical) woods to make his beautiful surfboard mirrors, which show an extraordinary level of craftsmanship. He offers a range of designs and sizes and clients are welcome to discuss any characters they would like in their design, such as a windsurfer, kite surfer or paddleboarder.

TOG knives are a must for any serious cook

TOG Knives

Glenside, Oxleaze Lane, Dundry, Bristol, BS41 8LA

phone: +44 (0)117 276 0273

TOG’s range of innovative kitchen knives are forged in Seki, the Samurai sword capital of the world, using methods evolved from 800 years of swordmaking tradition. TOG blades are forged from layers of highest quality stainless steels and copper, which gives them strength as well as their incredible edge retention. The antimicrobial copper alloy layers give the blades their unique stripes and make them the most hygienic on the market.

There are now six kitchen knives to cover all food prep needs, as well as a collection of beautiful black walnut chopping boards. TOG also offers accessories including a knife block in collaboration with Billy Tannery, a honing rod and whetstones to keep your blades razor sharp, and new for 2020, a range of super useful higonokami pocket knives.

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.

Grey painted shabby chic linen cupboard

The Treasure Trove

Unit 4 Mine Pit Wood, Little Dernwood Farm, Dern Lane, Waldron, East Sussex TN21 0PN (* by appt only)

phone: 01323 488049
The Treasure Trove is an online shabby chic and vintage furniture store based in East Sussex. We source our furniture from all over the Sussex area and further afield, searching for time-worn or faded items that need The Treasure Trove’s restoring touch. All our furniture is lovingly hand- painted and transformed into unique statement pieces for your home.   
 
We stock many items including wardrobes, chest of drawers, dining sets, kitchen dressers, bookcases, dressing tables, sideboards  nd much more. Our furniture comes with FREE UK DELIVERY and pieces shipped by local courier directly to your door.   
For further information please do visit our website 
 
 
 
 
 
Their Story

Their Story

31 Waterloo Road, Penylan, Cardiff, CF23 9BG

phone:  02921 329684
Their Story sells (retail and wholesale) luxurious bath towels made from fair trade 100 per cent organic cotton.
 
Our fresh white towels are made in north India from organic cotton that is GOTS-certified and we're confident they're the softest, fluffiest towels you'll find. Wrap yourself in organic luxury when you step out of the shower and you'll appreciate Their Story towels as a daily  delight.
 
Our bath and hand towels are competitively priced and they make great gifts too. 
Joelle Kem Lika water lilies

Joëlle Kem Lika

Studios in Acquitaine and Burgundy

phone: +33 (0)1 7557 6117

Joëlle Kem LIka is an artist whose paintings are life-affirming, exuberant and full of vibrant colour.

At the heart of her work is a wish to celebrate and encourage us all to prize the natural world; indeed she says she draws her inspiration entirely from nature: 'I try to capture the strength of life in my works, such as the force of the sea, the vibrancy of life in the ocean, and the delight to be had from flowers, skies and sunsets.' 

She works in watercolour and acrylic paints and genres she specialises in include abstracts, impressionism and painting from the perspective of being in a situation - so as an artist she's imagining what it would be like to be in a wave or to be a ladybird inside a flower.

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