As nights lengthen, and the air becomes a little crisper in the evenings, we all like to ‘hibernate’ a bit. Making our homes comfier and cosier and hunkering down are among our favourite autumn pursuits.
On a drizzly October day, the thought of an evening in with a good book and a steaming mug of tea under a blanket is second only to the thought of all of the above in front of the glow and crackle of a real fire in a stove. The ritual of laying and tending to a stove warms not only our cockles but our souls, too.
At Charnwood, they’ve been making stoves on the Isle of Wight since 1972. Charnwood is the oldest British manufacturer of stoves and still very much a family business, meaning every…
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The Simple Things (Digital) - 1 Issue, October 2019