12 ★ FTWeekend 19 October/20 October 2019House Home
Design Embrace a sustainable lifestyle|
with these reusable substitutes for
throwaway plastic items. ByRoddy Clarke
MNatural wool soap
pebble by Aerende,£12
Handcrafted in the Lake
District, this wool acts as an
exfoliator.aerende.co.ukIWW Rainbow tote bag
by Write Sketch &,£34
With a pleated design,
this graphic coloured tote
provides a beautiful
alternative to plastic
grocery bags.scp.co.ukKeep count
BRocky M. soap dish by OBAStudios,£25
Using bar soap helps to cut down on bottled alternatives and is the perfect
excuse for this hand-painted addition to the bathroom or kitchen.
pelicanstory.comKCaps and jars by Pols
Potten,from £47
Available in a variety of
colours and sizes, these
storage jars brighten up any
room.scp.co.ukIDay Off travel
tumbler by Kinto,
£36
Designed in eight
colours, this
vacuum insulated
tumbler is leak-
proof making it
perfect for hot or
cold drinks on the
go.pelicanstory.comMToile de Jouy straws by Dior,
£120
Hand-painted and handblown,
these gold-toned glass straws
come in a box of six.dior.comKLunch bag by The
Organic Company at
Design Vintage, £16.50
This organic cotton
canvas lunch bag in white
or navy is machine
washable making it
practical yet stylish.
designvintage.co.ukMBradley lunchbox by
Liewood,£29.95
Offered in five colours, this
bamboo set comes with
two boxes containing
removable dividers.
sorenshouse.co.ukICanopy self-watering
planter by LSA
International,£70
Save money and plastic by
growing your own herbs with
this planter designed in
collaboration with the Eden
Project.
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