Maison Berger Lamp Bacon Basketware No parabens or phthalates

No parabens or phthalates

Achieve perfectly sliced cheese with ease with this Olive Wood Cheese Plane

Shower gels provide a more highly fragranced and less drying alternative to bar soaps

Scottish West Coast Seawater is our single ingredient at Blackthorn

Delight guests with this charming Wrendale Designs rabbit salad bowl decorated with a watercolour image of a rabbit munching on an array of homegrown veg

Maison Berger Lamp Bacon Basketware No parabens or phthalatesAvailable in many different styles. This company's story begins at the end of the 19th century, in 1898 to be precise, when Maurice Berger invented a catalytic diffusion system to purify hospital air. In the 1930s, his little lamp found its way into many interiors and became a pure object of pleasure, a piece that people didn't hesitate to collect. More than 100 years after its first appearance, it remains the most famous home fragrance in the world!