London for families

London can be a daunting prospect with younger children, we started taking our son when he was just eight, he’s now 17 and we try to squeeze in a visit every year. I wrote the post below in 2016 but it’s all still relevant and hopefully useful to families and their first visit to London, … More London for families

The wind has changed

The last four years have been pretty epic since I quit my job to embark on self-employed life. I’ve had opportunities I never imagined and I’ve learned so much about upcycling and blogging I couldn’t even begin to write it all down. I’ve presented furniture paint videos, given talks on blogging, won an award for … More The wind has changed

10 sustainable things you didn’t know about IKEA

IKEA is probably best known for it’s flat-pack furniture and meatballs, it’s not necessarily known for sustainability and social responsibilities. As such a huge business it can’t really be anything but socially responsible. I feel they are one of the big players that has a duty to set the standard really. It’s not very IKEA … More 10 sustainable things you didn’t know about IKEA