
Stoneware · Oatmeal
Everyday Stoneware Mug
£14
Why we chose it. A daily mug with a steady weight and a lip that sits well in the hand.
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Set a budget, then a person, an occasion and a style. Each piece has a line on why it is here. Wrap and a note are optional, and this is a demo — nothing is written out or posted.

28 pieces

Stoneware · Oatmeal
£14
Why we chose it. A daily mug with a steady weight and a lip that sits well in the hand.

Stoneware · Cream
£12
Why we chose it. A smaller cup for milk, a first tea, or a short coffee. Better used at the table than carried about.

Stoneware · Clay
£28
Why we chose it. A shallow plate with a wide rim. Sold as a pair, for bread or a slice of cake.

Stoneware · Cream
£36
Why we chose it. A jug with a generous lip, for water on the table or flowers if you would rather.

Oak · Walnut
£42
Why we chose it. A board you can actually cut on. Oiled oak, with a groove that holds a little juice.

Linen · Oatmeal
£22
Why we chose it. Four washed linen napkins. They crumple, and that is the point.

Brass · Brass
£18
Why we chose it. Small spoons with a slight weight. The brass will dull, which suits the table.

Wool · Oatmeal
£65
Why we chose it. A throw in the colour of the fleece, for the back of a chair or the end of a bed.

Linen · Olive
£32
Why we chose it. One cushion cover in olive linen, with a quiet seam down the middle.

Stoneware · Clay
£68
Why we chose it. A tall vase for branches, or for standing empty on a shelf.

Ceramic · Oatmeal
£32
Why we chose it. A low vase for a few stems, or for a windowsill where a tall one would crowd the glass.

Ceramic · Clay
£78
Why we chose it. A lamp with a ceramic base and a linen shade. The light is warm and stays in the corner of the room.

Oak · Walnut
£145
Why we chose it. A slim oak stem and a linen shade, for the corner that never quite had a light.

Oak · Walnut
£38
Why we chose it. A pair of oak bookends with a brass pin so they do not creep along the shelf.

Linen · Oatmeal
£36
Why we chose it. Two pillowcases in washed linen. They feel cooler than cotton on a warm night.

Wool · Clay
£85
Why we chose it. A heavier wool throw in a clay dye, meant to live at the foot of the bed.

Stoneware · Cream
£64
Why we chose it. Lower than the table lamp, with the same linen shade, so it sits beside a book without crowding it.

Oak · Walnut
£28
Why we chose it. A small tray with a raised edge, for a glass of water and a book.

Soy wax · Glass
£28
Why we chose it. Fig leaf, not a sweet perfume. A clear glass you can wash and keep.

Soy wax · Glass
£28
Why we chose it. Cedarwood, dry rather than sweet. The same glass as the fig leaf candle.

Soy wax · Cream
£16
Why we chose it. Eight unscented tealights in aluminium cups. Useful, and not dressed up as more than that.

Linen · Olive
£12
Why we chose it. A small linen sachet filled with dried cedar shavings. For a drawer, not a room.

Brass · Brass
£18
Why we chose it. A snuffer so you can put a candle out without a lick of smoke across the room.

Terracotta · Clay
£22
Why we chose it. A straightforward pot with a drainage hole, for basil on the sill or thyme by the door.

Linen · Olive
£38
Why we chose it. A firmer cushion for a bench. The linen is a heavier cloth than the indoor covers.

Ceramic · Cream
£48
Why we chose it. A ceramic can for indoor plants. It pours slowly, which is what a potted fern prefers.

Brass · Brass
£54
Why we chose it. A small brass lantern for a tealight. It is happy on a step, and just as happy on a mantel.

Linen · Olive
£14
Why we chose it. A small washed-linen pouch for pencils, seeds or hairpins. Plain, and easy to empty.
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