Bathroom
The room where everything is plastic and almost none of it needs to be.
Bathrooms accumulate. Bottles that arrived free with something else, a dispenser that has never quite worked, four half-finished shampoos. This collection is largely an argument for owning less of it and refilling what remains: glass and stainless dispensers that mount to a wall and stay there, storage jars, shampoo and conditioner bars, refills, and organic cotton towelling. Browse the full bath, body and cosmetics edit.
Refill, rather than replace.
Amber and green glass with steel pumps, wall-mounted in singles, doubles and triples, in chrome, brass, copper and black. Replacement pumps are sold separately, which sounds like a small thing right up until one fails. Alongside them: bars instead of bottles, brushes with replaceable heads, and cotton where synthetic would usually be. Look through the utility room for the cleaning end of the same argument.
Towelling, and the small hardware.
Organic cotton bathrobes, slippers and towels in unbleached natural, plus soap dishes, brackets, atomisers and the brass and steel oddments that hold everything up. Explore bedding, blankets and throws, find something to give in our gifts edit, see everyone we stock in the brand directory, or read the stories in the editorial.
