We had the pleasure recently to work with S Club 7 royalty, Rachel Stevens, to…
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The Alternative Blog
As spring arrives and the Easter hosting season draws near, our homes naturally begin to…
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When decorating your home, few pieces are as versatile and impactful as a rug. Choosing…
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Rooted in nature, natural fibre flooring has long held its place as a leading design…
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As we approach the new year, now feels like the perfect time to look forward…
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Binky Felstead, known for her days on Made In Chelsea, is swapping the TV screen…
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As days get shorter and the nights turn darker, our homes become havens of comfort…
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It’s that time of year again to celebrate all things wool and the beautiful fibres…
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Plastic is one of the most widely disposed materials in the world. According to wastedirect.co.uk…
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This month marked the launch of our new and improved Make Me A Rug –…
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Once the Christmas clutter is cleared, the next step is to think about how you can streamline your space. We all dream of building up, out or down, but there are other ways to unlock the space that you already have. What about supersizing all doors and adding a striped carpet runner like our Mr Blue Sky to give the illusion of space?
Wool Week is always a whirlwind of activity! This year the Wool BnB gave us all a moment to be proud of! It was intended to be a truly creative space showcasing a colourful mix of the potential of wool to make a home comfortable, tactile and visually stimulating. The fabulous flooring in the living areas was provided by Alternative Flooring with Liberty Fabrics collection.
Alternative Flooring and Melin Tregwynt got together at The Campaign for Wool’s first ever Wool BnB. We are now thrilled to welcome Eifion Griffiths (the owner of Melin Tregwynt) to be our guest blogger talking all things cwtch.
Alternative Flooring loves wool and we swiftly got into the spirit for Woolly Hat Day, but our highlight of Wool Week was taking part in The Campaign for Wool’s first ever Wool BnB where everything from carpets to cardigans was made of this most natural of fibres.
