Style Picks: A selection of homeware products – all available locally – that look good and won’t cost the earth

Vescom’s Xorel Nexus wall covering not only adds depth and textural interest to your walls, it’s also sustainable, washable, and colour fast, making it suited to many environments. Made from biowaste it is cradle to cradle® gold certified — an assurance of its circularity. Supply and installation via Paul Walden Interiors

Paulwaldeninteriors.com @paulwaldeninteriors

Produced from recycled glass, these hexagonal tiles are an eco-friendly pop of colour for interior walls and floors. From calming neutral tones to sugar sweet shades there’s something to suit any interior scheme. Available from Long Lane Flooring

longlanecarpetsandflooring.co.uk @longlaneflooring

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Material matters by Kayleigh Trott We are always interested to learn about products made from innovative or unexpected materials that make for a more environmentally friendly product. Here’s a selection of homeware products — all available locally — that look good and won’t cost the earth.

With its steel-like strength and stone-like durability, PaperStone is a beautiful and heavy-duty composite surface made from post-consumer recycled paper and old cardboard container paper. Perfect for kitchen worktops and custom furniture, this contemporary, sustainable material can be worked like hardwood. Available from Linear Kitchens, Newport.

Linearkitchens.co.uk @linearkitchens

This charming jug and cups set is made from wood pulp and plant cellulose. Lightweight, yet strong, they make the perfect addition to a family kitchen. Available from Acacia Bay

Acaciabayiow.co.uk @acaciabayiow You would never believe this rug is made from 100% recycled plastic bottles, 65 in fact. Its soft woollike texture is UV treated for fade resistance — the perfect accessory inside or out. Available from This & That Seaview.

thisandthatseaview.co.uk @thisandthatseaview

Made from 100% recycled fishing nets and rope, these plant pots perfectly demonstrate how discarded ocean plastics can be usefully repurposed. The ideal companion for those all-important air purifying house plants. Available from the Sea Room Bembridge.

Islandrefillery.com @sea.roomiow

This beautifully bright, generous throw is uniquely woven from a combination of organic cotton and Repreve yarn, the latest eco-friendly fibre produced from recycled ocean plastics. Available from XV Stripes, Yarmouth, and at their Pop-up shop in John Lewis Southampton, open at the end of September.

Xvstripes.com @xvstripes These colourful and textured table mats blend sustainably sourced cork with recycled beach plastics to make stylish and earth-conscious homewares. There is even a furniture collection using this blend as the surface of a side table. Available from Bayliss & Booth

Baylissandbooth.co.uk @baylissandbooth