We love hearing about your journeys. From rewilding your hearts to cutting down on plastics, your kind actions and appreciation for the simpler things in life echo our KiteNest ethos. In our new ‘Your Stories’ blog series, we explore a family’s journey to living a plant-based lifestyle.

If you’re in the mood for creamy vegan pasta then this is the recipe.

Another Valentine’s Day. Another date that brings a surge in demand for cut-flowers, chocolates and tatty gifts. Is this commercial novelty worth the water, chemicals, land, air-miles and carbon footprint? We say no. Here’s how to say I love you without the eco-guilt.

This recipe is a fantastically tasty brunch and a favourite comfort dish of ours, perfect for using leftover vegetable that are sitting around in your fridge.

11 billion wet wipes are used in the UK each year, causing an environmental catastrophe. And there’s no sign of it slowing down. By 2021, the global industry is set to be worth £16.5 billion. We don’t think this is acceptable. So we’ve got the perfect solution for you!

Everyone is talking about the impact of meat, dairy and fossil fuels contributing to climate change. But what about the relationship between plastics and climate change? It seems that while everyone is arguing over plane flights and burgers, plastic keeps catching us out - in every single industry.

Stocking-fillers. We love them. We like to make them personal, valued and memorable. Here are our top-selling stocking fillers that are eco, plastic-free, ethical and handmade. All £5 or under. No wonder they are so popular.

We all love to get in the Christmas spirit by wearing something bright and festive. But what impact is this having on our planet? How can we keep our love of flashing sweaters in an eco-way?

Here at KiteNest, we’re all about living as waste-free as possible. This especially includes Christmas. Going eco at Christmas throws new and exciting opportunities to be creative and make new and special things. Here are our tips on eco wrapping paper ideas.