FOCUS ON HOUSEWARES Whitby & Co FOCUS ON HOUSEWARES Ancient Wisdom
Ancient Wisdom are dedicated to bringing you the best in wholesale giftware, delighting your customers and helping your retail business grow. They imports hand-crafted giftware directly from India, Indonesia & China – AND manufactures Aromatherapy, Home Fragrance Items and Bathroom Gifts in their UK factory in Sheffield. With offices, warehouses and committed staff across Asia, with distribution warehouses in Slovakia and Spain.
Distributed in the UK and Ireland by Whitby & Co, Klean Kanteen created the original, BPA-free stainless-steel water bottle in 2004 and now offer a range of sustainable alternatives to single-use plastic. Now manufacturing products using certified 90% post-consumer 18/8 stainless steel, Klean are ahead of the game to protect the planet.
www.whitbyandco.co.uk
Joe Davies
Joe Davies are the UK’s largest distributor of the Leonardo Collection and their popular William Morris tableware ranges are a firm favourite with customers. The two brand new William Morris ranges for Autumn/Winter 2022 “Anthina” which features brightly coloured botanicals and “Loddon” a pretty tapestry style design.…both ultimate country cottage patterns are sure to be a big hit with retailers and customers alike.
The William Morris collections are just a few of the many well liked Leonardo tableware collections available from Joe Davies, everything is available to order in their signature “little & often” ordering quantities with free nationwide delivery for orders over £100.
www.joedavies.co.uk
Alexander Thurlow
Alexander Thurlow’s best-selling range of flower jewellery make for the perfect gift pieces. Their ever growing range of British flower designs also include the Lily, Aster, Iris and Freesia, all come as earrings, pendants or brooches.
www.alexanderthurlow.com
Green Tones
Green Tones offers a range of colourful, eco-friendly picnic ware that is perfect for all outdoor diners, campers, glampers and caravanners. It is moulded in recycled wood fibre, a clever composite mostly comprising wood powder ground out of end of life wood products or the off-cuts from their production. Dishwasher safe, light yet exceptionally durable. For more information or a brochure please email
sales@greentones.co.uk
Weaver Green
Eco homewares made from 100% recycled plastic bottles. Weaver Green specialises in blankets, cushions and rugs made from recycled plastic bottles – making them suitable for both inside and outdoors. They are water resistant, stain and mould resistant, uninteresting to critters and mites and everything is machine washable. Large blankets, size 230cm x 130cm, RRP £50 from
www.weavergreen.com
The Little Botanical
Greg & Morag Hill, founders of The Little Botanical, curate beautifully packaged, low maintenance, easy-care houseplants to customers wishing to add effortless green style to their interiors, whether they are green-fingered aficionados or budding newbie plant parents. Many plants in their range, like their Sansevieria (Mother in-Law’s Tongue), Ficus, Peace Lily and Calathea (aka Prayer Plant) are air-purifying heroes, known for their stress-busting qualities.
Repeat Repeat
Repeat Repeat design and manufacture bone china pottery – including mugs and tableware. Their designs may be contemporary, but they use traditional techniques to create them, keeping alive the age-old skills and craftsmanship of the English Potteries.
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