I love Halloween, but EVERY year I start out fully intending to go ‘all in’ on decorations and every year it passes me by, maybe with me just grabbing another pumpkin or 2. So, this year, I’ve started looking at ways to hack Halloween- how can I make my home have a spooky vibe with
Routine- the word gets so much press (someone direct us to its PR people. Please), but are they really all they’re cracked up to be? We’ve been flooded recently with people getting up at 5AM, telling you to drink greens, dunk yourself in ice and run more (why is running back?). But, in amongst all
Our very first pop up shop details: We’re doing out very first Pop-Up shop and you’re invited!! Between the 21st & 27th October, we’ll be in John Lewis Oxford (Pinch me!), talking all things LKC, giving away freebies, giving exclusive store discounts, and meeting lots of your faces. We’ll also be releasing something very exciting
Here at LKC, we love the transition from the pace and social elements of Summer, to starting to slow down, rein ourselves in and start enjoying simpler things in our home again. Blankets, books and candles on the sofa. A hot chocolate next to the fire. Watching the colours of the leaves change and then
Four years ago, we were living through a pandemic, not sure if our lives would ever be the same again. Like many other people, I spent lockdown looking for a way forward. Being stuck indoors with a young infant seemed like the perfect time to start planning to take candlemaking to the next level –
Now, we’re all relatively familiar with the term ‘trigger’, but how about ‘glimmer’? A glimmer is the opposite of a trigger- instead of setting of a series of negative thoughts, feelings or emotions, a glimmer is something that ‘lights you up’, and creates feelings of joy, peace and rest within us. Glimmers are little things
Do you find it hard to switch off when you get home from work? We know the feeling. Sometimes it can feel hard to put down the stresses of the day and to be able to fully enjoy your home life. Cue- self care rituals. If you can create a habit (ritual, if you will),
Your ‘passion’ is something that ‘lights you up’ & brings you joy. So why is it that when we talk about ‘finding our passion’, we’re usually met with feelings of pressure, stress, and worry? The meaning of the word ‘passion’ has changed- from something we enjoy and thrive on, to being our purpose, our ‘why’.
