A few well-chosen pieces can make home easier to enjoy. Explore plant stands for a greener corner, useful storage and thoughtful additions for the kitchen and the months ahead. Each has a place in mind, with our own ideas for making it work in a real room.
kitchenware · UK
Home Made beech pastry board
A pastry board gives dough its own working area and keeps flour away from the rest of the counter. This beech version includes rolling guides, useful when a tart tin is waiting and guessing the diameter has stopped being amusing. Its rectangular shape is easy to store upright.
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rugs · UK
Arlyn natural and cream striped rug
Quiet stripes give a small patch of floor some rhythm without making it busy. At this size, Arlyn makes sense beside a bed or in a modest sitting corner; measure before treating it as a living-room rug.
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homeware · UK
Cast-iron Christmas tree stocking holder
A cast-iron tree gives the mantel a small sculptural detail even before a stocking is added. The antique-brown finish sits comfortably with timber and aged brass, while the front hook keeps the purpose clear. Use it for a light display rather than assuming an unverified filled-stocking load.
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rugs · UK
Natural and black round geometric jute rug
The black geometric pattern makes this little round rug a focal point in its own right. Try it in a reading corner with restrained furniture, keeping the whole outline visible rather than losing most of it beneath a sofa.
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