For The Home

These Scottish, recycled wool tartan blankets are the ultimate mix of cosy and practical. I keep a couple in our snug — they’re my go-to for curling up on chilly nights or throwing over a chair to add instant warmth and texture.

Woven from 75% recycled wool and 25% mixed fibres, they’re soft, durable, and designed not to shed. The dense twill weave holds in the heat, while wool’s natural ability to insulate, wick moisture, and regulate temperature makes them a true year-round piece. Perfect for layering on the bed in winter, or packing in the car for spring picnics and day trips.

Each blanket is made by respinning old wool garments and offcuts into fresh yarn, giving every piece its own unique variations in colour and pattern. Eco-friendly, biodegradable, and made to last — they’re a thoughtful heirloom gift for weddings, engagements, or housewarmings.

This Camel Scottish cushion brings that old-world warmth I can’t get enough of — soft recycled wool in caramel, red, and black tones, woven in Scotland with the kind of craftsmanship you just don’t see every day.

It’s the one I pull out when the weather turns and the house needs a bit of coziness. The texture feels like a favourite wool coat, and those muted tones sit beautifully against linen, leather, or timber. Toss it on the couch, layer it on the bed, or leave it waiting on an armchair beside the fire — it’ll look right at home anywhere.

Made from recycled wool, each cushion carries its own little quirks in the weave — a nod to the pieces that came before it. It’s warm, sustainable, and quietly beautiful. The sort of thing you’ll still love years from now.