hot products Afternoon tea


Villeroy & Boch


Pictured is the Colourful Spring range of tableware. Made from pure white premium porcelain, items are adorned with delicate motifs of snowdrops and small butterflies, and a narrow green rim with a fine floral tendril and tiny splashes of colour. The 2020 range has been extended with a teapot, mocha/espresso cup & saucer, bowl, soup and bread plate, shallow bowl and serving bowl in two sizes. One highlight of the collection is a large bowl with a capacity of more than half a litre, suitable to serve fruit or salad. There is also a jar available in two sizes with a hand-decorated butterfly for a handle and a small table vase, which can also be used as a candle holder. Other new accessories include a tea light holder, lantern and vases in three sizes.


Le Creuset


The Le Creuset Stoneware range comprises a range of afternoon tea essentials from a Stoneware 1L Cafetiere with Metal Press, to Stoneware 400ml Grand Mugs and Stoneware 350ml Mugs. The Stoneware range is available in a wide colour palette; new Meringue and Coastal Blue are billed as ‘the perfect additions for a Spring Afternoon Tea’. The range of serveware is completed by new Coastal Blue Dinnerware. As with all Le Creuset Stoneware, the enamelled surface resists staining, chipping and cracking, and is described as easy to clean.


u01264 343 909 ucustomerservices.uk@lecreuset.com uwww.lecreuset.co.uk


Spring Cleaning Addis


Addis has launched a series of communications designed to help customers make the most of their possessions and make them last longer. #LoveYourLaundry aims to encourage customers to take care of their clothing by drying them naturally and ironing them to achieve that newly worn experience each time they wear a garment. Addis says that its latest new products are designed to ‘bring a little calm and tranquillity to a job some love, but some also hate’. Its rattan effect hamper and hipster basket (suitable for transporting washing to and from the washing machine) are now available in a soft grey, while the Hummingbird ironing board cover (pictured) aims to ‘spark a little joy, thanks to its peaceful contemporary design’.


u01656 66 44 55 uinfo@addis.co.uk Clean Living Beldray


Beldray says: ‘Spring Clean doesn’t always have to be a chore. Hard to reach corners can be tackled by our Extendable Duster, windows can be given a new lease of life with our Spray Window Cleaner, and stray pet hairs can be easily swept up by our Rubber Broom. With Beldray, from floor to ceiling, everything is covered!’


u0333 577 9820 ucustomersupport@beldray.com uwww.beldray.com


u0800 031 4316


Clean Living says its range of 100% natural cleaning products is designed to ‘help you clean with conscience. For use all around the home, the products clean deeply and effectively, without harsh chemicals – and the refillable system means you can dramatically reduce single-use plastic waste in your home. The range is non-toxic, vegan and healthy for you and the planet’. Items include a Bathroom Cleaner, Biological Odour and Spot Remover, Biological Multi-Purpose Cleaner, Kitchen Cleaner and Degreaser, Glass Cleaner, Biological Bin Odour Eliminator, Limescale Remover and a Dry Carpet Cleaner.


uinfo@cleanlivingint.com uhttps://cleanlivingint.com/ uwww.addis.co.uk uhttps://www.villeroy-boch.co.uk/ Captivate Brands


Captivate Brands has launched a Mary Berry licensed range. It comprises the Signature Collection by Mary Berry (pictured) which includes tabletop and serveware crafted from fine white china with a beaded border; and The English Garden Collection by Mary Berry, which offers giftware including jugs, bowls, storage canisters, mugs and coasters. Each piece has a single delicate colour motif inspired by Mary’s love of all things horticultural with birds and flowers.


u01386 421622 uinfo@captivatebrands.co.uk uwww.captivatebrands.com


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