What’s Trending In British Luxury This Month? January 2024
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The latest news from the world of British luxury news in January 2024, from fashion to travel to food and drink – and everything in between.
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Heirlooms Linens Team Up with India Hicks
Photo by Brittan Goetz
Get set for your spring interiors refresh with India Hicks’s dreamy new bed collection for Heirlooms Linens. The humanitarian, designer, author and entrepreneur brought a touch of her life in the Bahamas to the range, which is entitled ‘Warm Harbour’, and features three tranquil colourways – Shell White, Morning Mist and Tidal Blue.
Included in the collection are decorative cushions made from a luxurious blend of cotton and linen featuring a toile print of India’s Bahamian life with hidden surprises of her much-loved dog Banger and parrot Jenga, hidden amongst the spider lilies and sunsets.
Available in duvet covers, decorative cushions (small and large), bed runners in three sizes and Oxford pillowcases, all in 300 threadcount cotton sateen.
Bed Linen from £79; cushions from £69; accessories from £35. Available at heirlooms-linens.com
PoB Hotels Announces Exclusive Valentine’s Day Experiences
Wake up to romance at Ness Walk
Want to go all out this Valentine’s Day? PoB Hotels, a collection of Britain’s finest independent places to stay, has a raft of ideas to get the romance going this February.
From an overnight Scottish cruise on Fingal – Scotland’s most luxurious floating hotel – feasting on the best of the country’s larder, to an overnight suite stay at Ness Walk, crowned the most romantic hotel in the UK & Ireland 2024, the hotel group has a plethora of inspiration for V-Day.
Take a trip to remember on Fingal, a luxury boat hotel
Also on offer is a two-night stay in one of Glenapp Castle’s magnificent suites with a candlelit three-course dinner on the first evening, and a spa break at The Elms, featuring full access to the hotel’s Greenhouse Spa, a haven of botanical-inspired relaxation, plus a curated couple’s treatment in the private treatment room.
See more Valentine’s Day inspiration at pobhotels.com/specialoffers
Community Clothing Launches Plastic-Free Sportswear
Your gym kit doesn’t have to be all sweaty synthetics. Community Clothing, the brand founded by tailor Patrick Grant, has turned its attention to sportswear, and created a range of 100% plastic free, organic, natural and biodegradable active clothing. This comprises vests, t-shirts, sweatshirts and three styles of shorts, priced from £29.
The majority of modern sportswear is made from non-biodegradable oil-based synthetic plastic materials, principally polyester, nylon, polyurethane and elastane, much of which ends up in landfill. The manufacture of athletic clothing uses tens of millions of barrels of oil each year and has a huge carbon footprint, as well as contributing to microplastic pollution.
‘Community Clothing Organic Athletic represents the most radical change in sportswear in two generations,’ says Patrick Grant. ‘Moving away from oil-based sports clothes to 100% natural and biodegradable means now you can exercise and play sport and not harm the planet in the process.’
Available from 13 Jan at communityclothing.co.uk
Check Out the New Pink Be Boodles Collection
Pink diamonds are Boodles’ signature – and among the rarest and most sought-after gemstones in the world. The jeweller’s latest collection celebrates the rare pink stones by reimagining some of its most loved Be Boodles designs with the diamonds.
Unfortunately, supplies of pink diamonds have been dwindling since the Argyle mine in Western Australia closed in 2020 – Boodles is one of only 34 select ateliers worldwide who are able to acquire the remaining stones, but one day the supplies will certainly run out. For now, pink diamonds make a fabulous investment.
‘I don’t see them [pink diamonds] as diamonds anymore, they are so much more than this – they are pieces of art, like a Picasso,’ explains Jody Wainwright, Boodles Director of Precious Gemstones and Diamonds.
See the Pink Be Boodles collection at boodles.com
