I like to source unique, handmade items where I possibly can. I know my furry family member can’t tell the difference, but I can, and in my home, I like to have items that sit well, both ethically and aesthetically. If you are looking for something truly unique for your dog, check out Laura Zabo…
Today on Eco Chat – an inspirational London based eco-designer Laura Zabo. She is creating eco-friendly fashion by upcycling scrap tyres, that would otherwise end up in a landfill. With a bit of creativity, Laura uses scrap tyres to replace leather in everything from belts, bags and shoes to guitar straps and dog harnesses. When her upcycling…
I love handmade: I buy handmade, I make handmade and I sell handmade. Because handmade is sustainable. Mass production means bulk buying and this forces the lowering of prices down the line, mainly in the production of raw materials and a little pay for people in poor countries. Handmade means supporting local people, it keeps crafting skills alive…
As our family has begun pursuing a healthier life, I’ve ditched all the chemicals cleaners. Many popular household cleaners are dangerously toxic as their ingredients have been linked to asthma, cancer, reproductive disorders, hormone disruption and neurotoxicity. Learn how to detoxify your home replacing chemical cleaners with safer and natural options that really work. It will not…
We all know camping is a fantastic activity for kids and adults, providing hours of enjoyment and a welcome opportunity to connect with loved ones, as well as nature. That’s why our family goes for a camping every summer! Last weekend we spent in Exmouth Country Campsite – disconnected, offline but with fresh unplugged senses.…
I am so thankful that I have a Wild Nature just behind my garden. We often go there for a walk with my daughter, especially when I want to unwind and give a break for my mind. We are chatting together, collecting sticks and stones, identifying flowers and bugs, listening to birdsongs, watching squirrels. Sometimes…
