With the alarming predictions around climate change, the obvious way to reduce our environmental impact is simple: don’t buy anything new.
that each year, the UK spends an estimated £700 million on unwanted presents and £42 million worth of those end up in a landfill. What a waste. A few years ago, a friend gifted me an obviously pre-loved enamel colander and a ceramic mixing bowl from Gripstand. Sure, it was a bit random, but given that she’s a caterer by profession, I took it as gospel that these were the indispensable tools of her trade.
is always seeking out capes, designer scarves and velvet flower brooches, which she pins to her lace curtains. “If somebody isn’t into wearing vintage, then getting something that they can decorate their house with too is a win-win.”has made a habit of scouring antiques shops and even auctions for unique gifts. “You give something that feels really special and that no one else will have, and from a financial point of view, it’s good because you often get more for your money.
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