The Smart, Sustainable Way to Start Any Home Improvement Project

The best home improvement projects begin behind the scenes. Fix what you can’t see first and you’ll save money, cut waste and make every eco upgrade go further

by andy hearson

Wrap It Right: The Sustainable Guide to Beautiful, Eco-Friendly Gift Wrapping

Christmas may be the season of giving, but it’s also the season of staggering waste, one that eco-friendly gift wrapping […]

by Claire Wills

How To Maintain A Climate-Ready Home

As rising temperatures, heavier rainfall, and frequent floods reshape our world, creating a climate-ready home has never been more essential.

by andy hearson

Weathering the Climate Crisis: A Modern Guide to Storm-Proofing Your Home

Learning how to storm-proof your space isn’t just about avoiding costly repairs; it’s about building resilience in a changing climate

by andy hearson

When the Leak Isn’t Just a Leak: Small Signs of Bigger Trouble

From bubbling paint to shifting tiles and strange, musty smells, here’s how to tell when a leak is just a leak, and when it’s your house crying out for help

by andy hearson

Bathers Beware: Lush’s Frightfully Fun Halloween Collection Returns

Lush’s 2025 Halloween collection is here … a colourful, cruelty-free lineup of spooky bath and body treats for sustainable beauty lovers.

by Claire Wills

Flower Power: 5 Mistakes to Avoid When Sending Bouquets

From choosing the right blooms for the occasion to thoughtful presentation, avoiding a few common mistakes makes all the difference when sending flowers

by Louisa Lane

Healthy Home Guide: Simple Steps for a Fresh Start in Your New Space

From deep cleaning with eco-friendly products to testing indoor air quality and choosing low-VOC paints, these small steps can help you create a healthy home

by andy hearson

Transforming Underused Spaces: Creative Ways to Expand Your Home

Instead of splashing out on a brand-new shed or costly extension, why not reduce your carbon footprint by reimagining the underused spaces you already have, from attics and basements to patios and even under the stairs.

by andy hearson