I’m completely conflicted when it comes to travel, air travel in particular. My favourite thing to spend my money on is a trip somewhere new or somewhere I’ve been many times before but love (looking at you Norway), it’s always been this way for me. When I got my teenage partying days out of the way & hit 20 without consciously realising it, I was … Continue reading 5 Tips for making travel more sustainable
Don’t get me wrong, I love a themed few weeks in October where the majority of our activities are Halloween based & I love creating meals for our family with pumpkin & lots of sweet treats but what I don’t feel the need for is a mountain of cheap, throw away plastic decorations & costumes that every supermarket seems to put in our faces to … Continue reading A Natural Halloween
I haven’t written about chairs in what seems to me like forever, which is odd since they are my favourite element of an interior design project to source and style. I’m not joking about the chair love, we have quite a number of books about chairs here at LMH and have been known to visit museums around Europe that have great chair collections (I know, … Continue reading Sustainable & Styling Dining Chair Edit
Rugs are one of the easiest home decor products to source sustainably, especially currently when there is a huge trend for natural fibres and handwoven, scandi styles. In fact, I am a bit of an impulse buyer when it comes to rugs and can never resist a stylish scatter rug made from natural or recycled materials. In general sustainable rugs tend to be on the … Continue reading Sustainable Rug Shopping – AD
Hello & welcome to June’s Lust List on the first Sunday of the month (I know it’s the first time I’ve been on time with it for months, maybe I’ve finally gotten organised at the ripe old age of 27!?). This month I’ve dedicated this post to an addiction of mine…scatter rugs. I can’t resist them, they look great in almost any corner of the … Continue reading Scatter Rugs – June List List
With both Pancake and Valentines Day coming up this month we’re going to be spending lots of time having fun in the kitchen (any excuse to cook up some treats I’m well on board with). I find that upcycled kitchen goods are much more hard to come bye than any other homeware section, which baffles me as the amount of plastic goods used in a … Continue reading February Lust List
Little Mill House 