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things to do in the garden...

This rustic, slate chalkboard is the ideal helping hand for any gardener and it looks great too. During the winter months when there is less to do in the garden you can even take it indoors and use the blank side for house hold messages.

vintage style

Time-worn furniture and nostalgic touches create a vintage look in your home or garden. Here are a few ideas to help create an idillic English country charm.

• Start with a palette of creams, pale greens and pinks.
• Miss-match floral patterns to create a sense of summer all year long.
• Lightly distress pots, wooden planters or seed trays with sand paper.
• For that extra country feel add hanging hearts, slate, fresh flowers and potted plants.
• Give tired furniture a new rustic life by painting it matt white and distress.
• Use worn ironwork to add a romantic and elegant touch.

For additional ideas for any room in the house take a look at the housetohome.co.uk website.

let your heart shine

This lovely votive looks great in the home or outside in the garden. In cream or pale vintage green these metal hanging hearts have a cute little door that opens to hold a tealight. The cut outs provide a pretty glow.

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twig hearts

we love these woven twig hearts. they look lovely displayed together in sets, freestanding on a shelf or windowsill or suspended on your wall or door. great to bring a little love into any room.

we have various sizes available in the shop.

the coffee table

There is no such thing as a standard coffee table. There is so much choice now that picking the right one for you can be a head spinning prospect. Be it big, small, metal, glass, wooden, high, low, round or square the options are endless. We've put together a list of ten tips to help when buying (or ordering a bespoke) coffee table:

1. Work out an appropriate size. Your table should allow at least 15 inches between the sofa and the coffee table.

2. If you're in doubt, it's often better to have one that's a little too big rather than too small.

3. Coffee tables are quite often around 16 inches high. Decide whether this is the right hight for your room. We wouldn't recommend a table lower than 11 inches.

4. Do you want your table to be hard waring? A wooden or upholstered table will be more durable than a glass top table or one with a delicate surface like a walnut veneer.

5. In a small living room a glass topped coffee table allows the light through and can make the room feel bigger than if you choose a solid one.

6. If your sofa has skirt covers, a coffee table with longer legs will look better.

8. The table should ideally be the same height as the seat of the sofa.

9. Do you want storage in your coffee table? A shelf or small drawer for remotes, magazines etc makes great extra storage.

10. If you have scattered seating around a central area in your living room look for an oval or round coffee table.

Brooklyn Oak Coffee Table

L 1165 mm

W 575 mm

H 480 mm

valentine's day

love is in the air in the shop at the moment. why not pop in and find that special little something for your special little someone?

sunday february 14th.

oak vanity mirror

classic solid oiled oak dressing table mirror on a solid oak swing stand.

size W:520mm H:565mm D:110mm

Fancy a dip?

Set of dipping dishes on a wooden platter

Simple, stylish and chic - dip crusty bread or steamed vegetables into flavoured olive oil for the perfect opening to a meal.

Also great for serving an antipasto or, if you're anything like us, for showing off your own homemade dips. Click here to view our favourite dip recipe.

A lovely wedding or new home gift.