Our Guide To Hosting Sustainably This Easter

Feldspar Studio Fine Bone China

Feldspar Studios ceramics are ethically made using fine bone china (the strongest type of ceramics). These items are meticulously crafted by a family run pottery factory in Stoke on Trent supporting local British production and craftsmanship. Feldspars Cobalt dinner plates and the Cobalt cake plates are the perfect additions to your dining table this Easter.

Featured here is the Cobalt cake stand and the Cobalt teapot, some beautiful eco-friendly ceramics to compliment your afternoon tea and showcase your festive cake!

Recipes by Julius Roberts

For our Easter recipes this year we are heading straight to Julius Robert’s new cookbook showcasing comforting, homegrown, seasonal meals perfect for gathering families around.

Regenerative Groceries From Riverford Organics

In the UK we are so lucky to have Riverford Organics near by to supply all our meat & produce for the perfect Easter feast! We highly recommend you scout out your local farm shop or organic produce delivery service to pick up your Easter meal supplies!

Navygrey Knitwear

Transition effortlessly into Spring with Navygreys latest knitwear range, featuring versatile, classic silhouettes to elevate your sustainable wardrobe this Easter. Luxury brand Navygrey work with the finest British and Scottish-Spun wools, each piece knitted and crafted by experts with an abundance of experience. These timeless pieces are sure to remain stylish and durable year after year!

Featuring The Tank in undyed ecru, ethically knitted in Scotland using 100% Scottish-spun wool, its ideal for layering this Spring. Pair Navygreys Tank with your favourite organic cotton shirt for an effortlessly chic look this Easter.

R+D. LAB Glassware

Another sustainable brand which could fit seamlessly in your home this Easter is R+D Lab, a creative studio based in Italy. Driven by a reverence for aesthetics and purpose, they believe in the beauty of form, power of colour and character created through honest traditions. Skillful artisans and small traditional manufacturers work collaboratively as a team, to create highly distinctive products that are functional, sustainable and meaningful to modern life. This set of glasses is crafted from Borosilicate glass known for its pure and resistant quality, shaped with traditional mouth blowing technique.

HERD Knitwear

Elevate your Easter wardrobe with HERD, a pioneering sustainable luxury yarn and knitwear brand that embodies the perfect blend of comfort and style for any celebration. Their signature Upland Yarn is made from 100% Bluefaced Leicester fleeces within just 150 miles of the farms in Yorkshire, North West England, where the climate provides perfect conditions and abundant rich green grass. By sourcing fibres directly from a collective of farmers and harvesters, they’re able to maintain control of creating superior wool.

If you’re hosting this Easter or wanting to wrap up warm for the annual family egg hunt, HERD provides the perfect versatile staples for your sustainable wardrobe.

Molton 1090

To bring a touch of nature indoors this Easter, consider brightening up your home with some organic flowers. Molton 1090 offers a beautiful range of handblown glassware, providing conscious consumers with an opportunity to shop sustainably while elevating their living spaces with contemporary homeware. Ethically made in East London using 100% recycled glass, these vases are the perfect stylish addition to any modern home!

Kana Cookware

Rethinking our relationship with the kitchen, Kana’s range provides a more mindful and  environmentally conscious approach to cooking and hosting this Easter. Kana offers a beautiful line of sustainable cookware that’s made to share for generations. Committed to reducing their environmental impact and preventing waste, Kana uses discarded recyclable material by incorporating 40% reclaimed cast iron into their cookware. We think this is the perfect line to sustainably upgrade your kitchen this Spring!

Organic Wine from Tillingham

When it comes to wine, we are very passionate about local and natural wine. One of our favourite UK based wineries is Tillingham Wines, who are in East Sussex. Tillingham is set amongst 70 acres of rolling hills and woodlands with a variation of fruit trees, ancient woods, and roaming livestock amongst the vineyard – amazing biodiversity! Their philosophy is all about using ancient traditions and farming in conjunction with biodynamics to keep soils as healthy as possible. All their wines are absolutely amazing and truly unique. For a special treat, grab a bottle of their Traditional Method 2018, which is a gentle sparkling with notes of melon and citrus – a true crowd-pleaser.

Climate Positive Gin from Sapling

Made exclusively in the UK, Sapling use local ingredients to reduce transport emissions. Sapling’s spirits are clean, creamy, and smooth with a touch of sweetness, their gin is a climate positive London dry gin that is bold on the juniper, refreshingly zesty, with hints of rosemary for a herbaceous finish. We love using Sapling Gin as an alternative to wine this Easter, why not create one of Sapling’s zero waste cocktails for those gatherings that require a little more impressing!

Petalon Flowers

Finally to spruce up an Easter table, we are using Petalon flowers – beautiful seasonal, homegrown flowers grown from their regenerative flower farm in Cornwall, UK.