Keeping on top of kitchen clutter can be tricky, particularly if you're faced with limited space. But there are plenty of clever ways to stay on top of things, and for this month's 'Edit' I've picked out 17 timeless, considered buys that will help you make the most of whatever room you have . . .
The Edit | Fika with friends
Catching up over coffee and a sweet treat is a pastime that's loved the world over, but the Swedish custom of fika takes it to a whole different level. Used as both a noun and a verb, fika translates as '(to have) a coffee and cake break', but it's about so much more than that. It's a chance to pause, unwind, replenish your energy, and forge deeper connections with friends, family or colleagues . . .
20 of the best cafetières & pour-over coffee makers with timeless, minimalist design
I have a confession to make: I can't stand the coffee from pod machines. It's always lukewarm, and to me it somehow manages to be bitter yet weak at the same time. So, without the space to fit a fancy barista-style gadget in our little kitchen, I like to prepare my cuppas the slow way using a cafetière (also known as a French press or coffee press) or a pour-over coffee maker . . .
The Edit | A good night’s sleep
It's time for my first 'Edit' of 2023, and in this instalment I'm focusing on things to help improve your sleep. I've had insomnia since summer 2017, when I left my former job to go freelance. Working from home means I find it difficult to switch off, and at night my brain tends to go into overdrive, worrying about everything from emails I've forgotten to send to the state of the world . . .
A festive food chat with Nordic Kitchen Stories
Today I have some Christmas food inspiration for you, courtesy of Louise Hurst from Nordic Kitchen Stories. Louise is based in Buckinghamshire, southern England, and shares delicious recipes, often inspired by her Swedish mother and always with a focus on seasonal ingredients and sustainability. I've been following her blog and Instagram for years and she's one of my go-to sources for cooking . . .
Minimalist Christmas decorations in neutral, nature-inspired colours
[Advertisement - this post features PR products] A couple of weeks ago I shared a look at how I've dressed the fireplace in our living room for Christmas, and now I want to show you the decorations in the rest of the house. This year I've taken inspiration from the bare branches and curling fern fronds of wintry woodland, but as always I've kept things minimalist, with muted colours, . . .
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