Everything we've saved up for, lived with, and can now say plainly whether it earned its keep.
A Robin Day Forum sofa, two years into daily kitchen-diner life.
Read the story →A String system, reconfigured once already, with more planned.
Read the story →Falcon enamelware, one chip, thousands of dinners.
Read the story →A Lamino armchair, built for one person and nobody else.
Read the story →A Dualit toaster and kettle, bought after too many cheap ones broke.
Read the story →A Maruni Lightwood table and six chairs, after two dining tables got it wrong.
Read the story →A made-to-measure Tylko unit, built for an awkward vaulted landing.
Read the story →Three Hachiman buckets, an odd birthday present that turned out to be one of the most useful things we own.
Read the story →A Vitsœ 606 shelving system, four years on, no gloss.
Read the story →A Pow Pots plant pot, hand-painted in the Lake District, bought after getting fed up with traditional terracotta.
Read the story →A Fermob Luxembourg table and chairs, upsized once already and coming with us again.
Read the story →A Cornilleau 200X Sport table tennis table, bought after a memorable game on holiday.
Read the story →A Heal's Lars chest of drawers in olive green, and the side each we didn't expect.
Read the story →Two Bialetti moka pots we still use daily, and the one before them that gave over twenty years.
Read the story →An Aarke Carbonator 3 sparkling water maker, a week in.
Read the story →An Anglepoise Type 75 floor lamp in Paul Smith's Edition Four, next to a desk lamp that's already lasted twenty.
Read the story →A Numatic Henry 200, seven years in, with the gran who swore by it first.
Read the story →Six sets of BiGDUG garage shelving, five and a half years in, and two house moves survived.
Read the story →Never worn out or broken, only ever replaced after being lost.
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