Eco-living

We enjoy sourcing goods to help you reduce your carbon footprint at home and work, including plastic alternatives and reusable housewares. What does that look like? It could be an enamel bucket and lid to collect food scraps for chickens, worms, or compost, gardening tools for growing some of your own food (tomatoes, parsley, thyme, rocket are a good place to start), enamel or cast iron cookware to mostly cooking from scratch, reusable beeswax wraps, produce bags and shopping bags to cut down on plastic wrap and bags, reusable coffee and tea cups and flasks, and stainless steel tiffins to minimise waste, and cleaning tools made from natural materials, wooden pegs, natural brushware, steel dust pans, millet brooms, goat hair, feather or wool dusters, washable dish cloths, stainless steel or wire soap saver, suds maker, loose leaf tea to reduce packaging, a reusable tea infuser, and glassware for preserving food, making sauerkraut or kombucha. We're with you on your sustainable living journey.