There is nothing like a good old fasioned wooden product, and with eco being the IN thing there is no excuse for not buying eco homeware.

These Alder wood and Juniper Salad servers come spatulas are handmade from a fully sustainable and managed resource.

Before you start thinking “they are just salad servers” they well may be but they show that eco doesn’t have to be bland , or boring and can be practical too.

More eco products will be appearing on homecheeq soon, we do try and get the right mix of really trendy homeware with the more everyday use homeware.

As always so you not left wondering where to get these from go over to Eco-Motives.co.uk and pay £15.00

Inspired by Africa and a trip to beautiful Nowhere designer Bridget West has created a stunning range of products at Pieces of You. Using an ethical eco-friendly design philosophy her products are appealing beyond just their looks.

This cushion made from ‘unloved’ textiles really stands out mainly due to the streak of orange embroidery running through the middle, the button just add the right amount of handcrafted feel. Even by looking at the photo you can tell this is not a machine produced item.

Recently a friend of mine was redecorating his hallway and was actually in a dilemma whether to strip the existing wallpaper and paint or choose more wallpaper. Wallpaper doesn’t seem fashionable anymore, however, with Farrow and Ball on the case wallpapering has once again become a fad!

Farrow & Ball claims to be the last remaining traditional paint and wallpaper manufacturer in Britain. The palette of unrivaled paint colours and wallpaper are made to time old traditional methods on site at their factory in Dorset. Keeping up with the times, their products are environmentally friendly