This unusual wooden trivet or pot holder is hand cut from Scottish hardwoods. The end result – a very cute looking Scottie dog – is amazingly realistic! The trivet has been treated with Danish oil to ensure it’s fully heatproof, but if you can’t bear the thought of putting hot…
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If you’re short on space, then here’s a nice way of creating your own herb garden, inside or outside your home. This wooden herb rack is designed to be mounted on a wall and the country look works just as well in a kitchen as it does outside on a…
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With the weather acting suspiciously summer-like, we’re planning on making the most of it whilst it lasts. Eating outside in the garden is great, but I’m never keen on taking out my best china or crockery. This large wooden salad bowl would be perfect for outdoor entertaining, as it looks…
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Oh my! I was browsing for garden chairs and came across this beauty. Made from eucalyptus wood, this is a garden chair with a difference – it’s a rocking chair too! I can just imagine sitting outside in the garden on this, gently rocking in the warm sunshine, with an…
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If you need some storage solutions for your home, to file away correspondence, bills, photos or letters in, then these lovely vintage style box files offer lots of storage potential without compromising on style. Designed to look like old books, they’re made from wood and open up to reveal plenty…
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If you love antiques, then the Tudor Rose Antiques and Interiors website is well worth a browse – it’s packed with lots of gorgeous items and unusual finds. They have a shop in Petworth, East Sussex, but if you spot something you love on their site, you can phone or…
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If you’ve got a large room where you want to divide the space temporarily, or an area of a room that you’d like to partition off (or hide clutter!), then a portable screen that you can move around as you wish is perfect. This lovely wooden screen, with its hand…
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These lovely little wooden bowls are painted in a selection of very shabby chic style colours – pale blue, dusty green, pink and cream – and look lovely simply stacked together. But they could also have lots of practical uses too, such as for nibbles at parties or for keeping…
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