Celebrity Eco Chic! Cameron Diaz models EaKo's Firehose Belt

Tweet this Post Cameron Diaz was photographed in US Vogue by Mario Testino wearing EaKo's firehose belt.



Lead singer Jarvis from Phoenix Rose wears EaKo's Big yellow...

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Coming Soon: New Work by Sustain Ceramics

Tweet this Post We have exciting news! Sustain Ceramics have a new collection of home accessories about to launch at Pure Design and its' divine! Crafted by Sarah Jerath, the innovative ceramicist behind Sustain Ceramics, the range of pots and ceramic bottles are beautiful in their simplicity and rich mocha and light cream colours. They look like they would be perfectly at home in an exclusive beach house in Maine New England, they really are very eco chic....

All handcrafted by Sarah in her eco friendly studio in Yorkshire - Sustain Ceramics is award winning in its use of recycled materials.

We will be launching Sarah's newest collection in our Newsletter and including 'an offer you can't refuse', so if you like what you see, don't miss out - sign up now. As a member you also get loads of other fabulous offers, including a birthday gift, and you will hear about all our new products and designers before anyone else!

Sarah also holds a very special place in our heart as she was our first eco designer to join the Pure Design eco family and we are delighted to see that she is making new, and still very fabulous earth friendly work.

Here are a few preview piccies...




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Your chance to win! Faux Boa Bracelet by eco jeweller Ann Ellis

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Become a Pure Design member before the end of June and Refer-a-Friend and be entered into our prize draw to win contemporary eco jewellery by our newest eco designer Ann Ellis.

Not a Pure Design member yet? Subscribe now. As well as great prize draws and exclusive member discounts, as a member you will be the first to hear about our new designers and products available in store.

Already a member then don’t miss your chance to win! Refer us to a friend now. Remember to tell your friends to name you as their referee when they sign up.

This range of Ann's eco jewellery includes necklaces, bracelets and earrings from just £25.00 available exclusively from Pure Design. And this competition is a great chance to start your summer eco jewellery collection for free!

Ann Ellis is an award winning eco designer and member of the Society of Designer Craftsmen. Her colourful and contemporary jewellery is crafted from recycled plastic bags. Eye-catching and light and comfortable to wear, Ann has transformed the infamous plastic bag into an affordable and coveted eco fashion style statement. What a star!Tweet the Post

BEST FASHION PRODUCT – Awarded to Cherchbi’s silk printed scarves

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Our congratulations to Adam Atkinson, who has been awarded BEST FASHION PRODUCT by a prestigious design panel at PULSE London trade show. Adam is the very talented designer behind Cherchbi’s, a British Made luxury ethical and eco accessories range. Cherchbi’s range includes fabulous quality leather men's belts and regionally iconic solid brass ‘ram’, ‘ivy’ and ‘fern’ key fobs, and of course his glorious silk scarves.

Organiser’s of the London trade fair PULSE 2009, Clarion Retail, sourced a broad range of industry experts to judge the 2009 awards. The judges for this year were Katie Law (Evening Standard) for Best Home Product and Best Gift Product; Janet Fitch (Journalist and jewellery consultant) for Best Fashion Product; Nigel Carrier (creative director, Clarion Retail) for Best Dressed Stand; Michelle Alger (furniture and lighting buyer, Liberty) for the Liberty Award to Best Newcomer; and Poul Madsen (founder, normann copenhagen) for the Best New Product in Launchpad.

Janet Fitch, journalist and jewellery consultant said of Adam’s scarves “This product is beautifully designed, authentic, eco-friendly and had a vintage look with a modern take and they are unisex too!”

Adams range is available from Pure Design, all belts and key fobs come gift wrapped in a presentation box. Adam is also extending his range with new belts and scarves available from Pure Design soon...

A little bit more about Cherchbi….

Cherchbi appears in the Domesday Book describing the town of Kendal on the edge of the English Lake District, the company's home. It is an ancient English word meaning 'by the church'. The company was born out of a fascination with Britain's design and manufacturing heritage, and in reaction to the quality and environmental impact of mass produced goods. All goods are entirely manufactured in Britain. Each item displays craftsmanship and detail reflecting its individual inspirations. The materials used are natural. Many are sourced locally and they are all sustainable, recyclable or biodegradable.

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