WIN £50 to spend on Sustainable Home Accessories at Pangaea Home (2 x Winners)
Welcome to another wonderful giveaway where the very kind Pangaea Home have offered 2 lucky winners a £50 voucher each to spend on sustainable homewares from their website.
Pangaea Home came about out of non-wasteful attitude to life and a passion for homeware.
“We look to find suppliers who produce sustainable and eco-friendly products that you will typically buy for your home and garden. Where we cannot find someone making a sustainable option, we will look to make it ourselves.”
Many of use now try to live a more conscious life in terms of impact on the planet, and doing that in our homes is a big part of that commitment. Whether you choose to recycle, buy preloved items or seek out eco friendly, sustainable homewares is an individual choice but one that companies like Pangaea Home are making easier.
I’ve highlighted a few home accessories from their offer that have caught my eye. From beautiful vases that start at £5 to these glass vases in various styles and shades. The glass, of course, can be widely recycled when the time comes.
We all need to take personal responsibility for the amount of homewares we buy, where they come from, the materials and manufacturing processes used, and how our choices can be recycled or reused in the future.
What Pangaea Home is showing is that these choices don’t have to blow the budget – a fact that used to deter home lovers from making conscious choices in the past.
They have some great rugs coming in at around or under £40 for example and some very affordable dining pieces in beautiful pastel shades that are bang on trend.
These wire baskets perfect for fruit and general storage are made of steel, and whilst its not a renewable resource, its lifecycle is potentially endless. It is 100% recyclable and can be reused and reinvented again and again.
These wave tiles are ideal for protecting surfaces in the kitchen, bathroom and around the home. These ceramic products are from Ooh Collection are burnt with the use of solar energy making them a much more sustainable home interior.
WIN £50 to spend on sustainable homewares from Pangaea Home
We have 2 £50 vouchers on offer so you have double the chance of winning! It’s very simple to enter.
Simply use the Rafflectopter gadget below and follow the steps. The first is to answer the question by leaving a comment on the blog post. Once you’ve done this you’ll have lots more chances to win by checking us out on social media or signing up to the Love Chic Living newsletter.
Giveaway Closes Sunday 5th June 11.59pm 2022
UK Entries only
Good luck!
The full Terms and Conditions are held in the rafflecopter above.
I want to get solar panels!
I want green energy!
Ditch those wipes for reusable cloths – saves so much money too
Triple glazing
I’m currently trying to switch all of my cleaning products to eco friendly/natural ones, for household cleaning and laundry too.
solar panels would be a good start
We have just purchased Solar panels with a battery, big purchase but seeing big savings already 🙂
Nearly all my cleaning products are eco friendly now
I’d love solar panels, eco friendly appliances and a more eco solution to heating our home than our old gas boiler.
I would love some solar panels
Cleaning products all eco friendly I love the solar phone chargers too they are amazing
Solar panels are starting to seem more and more like a good idea to help save money and the planet
Solar panels would be great
I would love to have sustainable kitchen items
I would like solar panels.
I would love to install solar pannels, but they are so expensive
To have as many reusable, plastic free products as I can.
Internal Door that really fit
I want and am trying to look at what I buy as in a why am I buying it and do I need it
I hate using any disposable and try to re-use things where ever possible
I would love a heat pump boiler for the central heating
Really love those 2 tone coloured vases on the page, absolute stunning would be perfect for propagating my mozaic plant cuttings.
I’d love to have solar panels to power our home.
We have solar panels fitted but I’m trying to be more sustainable with food by trying to use everything rather than buying more and binning stuff. I would love a veg plot
I would like it to be better insulated with new windows so I lose less heat.
I am always looking for ways to be greener, and to reuse materials and create less waste
I would like to create less waste! I hate that so many products are wrapped in plastic, and although I try to avoid them where possible I could be doing more. Currently, I have swapped to more natural cleaning products. I hate using bleach unless necessary anyway, although I swapped out some chemical cleaners for Ecover (and the gallon refills live under my kitchen sink!), or I mostly use lemon scented white vinegar. Vinegar leaves all my windows, mirrors, and sinks looking bright and shiny without the sick feeling afterwards that I used to get from inhaling strong chemical based products 🙂
I would like to try and use less plastic and use more reusable materials
I think as we’re trying to be more eco friendly in the products we purchase, having teenagers, the next step is naturally electric usage. Maybe by installing solar panels and way to cut electricity down is the way to go now
Recently had extra loft insulation and cavity wall insulation. We can’t feel any difference to the warmth of the house however, but we’ve tried!
I’d like to ditch more plastic and use more eco friendly toiletries and cleaning supplies
I really wish I could turn the thermostat down, but with a 25ft non-cavity wall in the main room that’s north facing, it’s tough!
I’d love to have the capital ans space to instal a heat pump
We’re seriously thinking in investing in solar panels
I’d like to see far more stuff made from hemp.
Would love more eco friendly products, like toothbrushes, and recycle more, reuse and stop plastic build up
I would LOVE to have green energy.
I wish my home had solar panels, that would be fantastic.
I have so many plans! I would love solar panels and an air source heat pump, they’re top of my wish list! These items are so beautiful.
I’d love to install solar panels but it’s rental home for now, so will have to wait a bit
I want to ditch all those paper towels on a roll and save some tree’s, I will use cloth towels to wipe up in the future.
Definitely plastic free in our home and green energy.
I’d love to have more availability of green energy especially solar panels
I’d like a way if monitoring energy use
I’d like (and am going to ) set up a better recycling system, with a better understanding of what can go into recycling. I’d like the whole family to embrace recycling properly and reduce our waste.
I would like to acheive better cleaning results using green products!
Better windows would do wonders for our house.
We have just moved into a house with solar panels. I am now looking at buying eco friendly cleaning products including shampoo etc. They seem to be getting good reviews.
I’m in the process of switching most things to reusable – cleaning products are next so refillable bottles and buying the capsules instead etc
I have switched paper kitchen roll to one that can be used and then rehashed ready again.
Thinkin solar panels be a good start
I have swapped my regular cleaning products for eco friendly brands but next want to look at how furniture and furnishings are produced. Are loads of chemicals used? Are they imported? Are animal products used? It’s not easy to get answers to these questions.
Think eco first
I love the space, and knowledge to grow my own fruit and vegetables
We have started to grow our own fruit and veg from the seeds that come off what we have already bought, i must admit its quite exciting
Get rid of all the plastic and seek alternative eco friendly items
We are already pretty eco-friendly – we have solar panels, good insulation, grow our own fruit and vegetables and make our own compost and recycle most of our waste!
I would love new windows, ones that actually close properly
I’d love solar panels but we now live in a flat so I don’t have control over the building. Instead I am concentrating on interior changes that I can make
I would love solar panels!
Trying to reduce food waste, growing our own veg and reusing and recycling where possible.
I’d love to get solar panels installed, however as I live in a flat, I don’t think it would be possible. 🙁
i want to get solar panels and try composting
Solar panels, better insulation, better heating than using oil.
I’d Like Solar Panels
I’d love solar panels, but realistically I think a water butt is going to be my first green purchase as I can afford it.
Growing more fruit and veg
Powered by solar panels
I’d love solar panels. Weve made lots of changes already including reuseable nappies and wipes but solar would be a game changer
trying to use eco friendly cleaning products and trying to reduce our food waste
All my washing an cleaning liquids to be free from plastic containers.
To be honest we’re already rather eco.
Solar panels, loads of recycling, food hero on olio, and reusing (or Freegling) anything useful.
I’m trying to buy less plastic packaging, including shampoo and shower gel (now we use bar soap and shampoo bars) and in the kitchen too, such as looking out for loose fruit/veg and choosing glass jars/tins where possible instead of plastic packets.
I’d like to have less waste and use less chemicals when cleaning.
I’d like solar panels
I’d love solar panals.
I’d love solar panels!!
We want to be able t afford go 100% plastic and chemical free. – organic food too!
I’d like to get a smart lighting system with eco bulbs
We are saving up for solar panels and have recently bought a compost bin.
I’d love Solar power and wind power
Solar panels
I will only use re-usable and no longer disposable
I would like to have a more sustainable home by purchasing products that last and are better for the environment.
We are all trying to move away from “fast fashion” and this should be the same for what we fill our hones with.
We’re looking into getting solar panels
Growing more lovely organic fruit and veg.
I want to swap all of my disposible cleaning products to long lasting sustainable ones – no more kitchen towel or dish clothes
I think that solar panels are the way forward.
We’d love to get more sustainable cleaning products.
To eventually be completely zero-waste / plastic, and to finally ONLY use reusable packaging/bags/storage for food etc.
I would love an eco heating system
Reducing plastic, recycling all I can and switching to LED lighting
I’d like to use more eco friendly appliances, however mine are fine at the moment so I don’t want to get rid of them causing more damage to the planet (as I’m buying more for the sake of it)
We already try and use eco versions of things like cleaning products, use a laundry ball, vinegar as a softener – but would love to be able to use greener choices of bedding/soft furnishings when it comes to changing these
We recycle as much as possible and dry clothes outdoors
I would like a new boiler as ours is ancient and can’t be good for the environment
I would love to get solar panels – an investment for the future
we’ve been looking into having a heat pump installed in place of a boiler when our boiler needs replacing – it’s sounding impressive with it’s eco credentials! We’ve also insulated really well – walls, loft and also added draught excluders around the doors too. Really want to reduce our overall plastic consumption – recently did “the big plastic count” and 94% of our plastic was from food packaging so that is an area I want to improve on.
i would love solar panels but cannot afford them
Reduce plastics and us more eco friendly, refillable cleaning products
I would love solar panels, better insulation and thick curtains to keep heat in or out
better insulation
Energy Efficient Light Bulbs x
To find new way to heat my house more efficient
I’d love solar panels on my roof!
I’d love my house to be more eco-friendly uspport has to be given in these very trying times.
I would really like solar panels, they would be ideal on my south facing roof
I would like to be more eco friendly
Although I take clothing that I no longer want to second hand shops, I’ve been seeking ways to use the material from clothing or bedding which would not be useful to someone else. Therefore, I want to learn how to make rag rugs rather than just use them as dusters.
Energy Efficient Lighting
I would love to have solar panels. I am using energy efficient light bulbs, and I want to do more
I would like solar panels.
We are trying to use more energy efficient things.
I’d like to grow more of my own food. We’re growing a few new things this year but I’d like to be more self sufficient.
I would love to have a solar panel that could charge my electric car
I aim to add more eco friendly appliances first.
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green energy, would love to start growing my own food too!
I would love to grow my own food.
I would love to make our own energy
Soalr panels are absolutely the way to go
I would like to reduce our electricity consumption.
Switching to eco friendly cleaning materials and beeswax wraps instead of cling film
I have a cupboard full of non eco friendly cleaning products. I can’t afford to ditch them but when anything is used I am replacing with greener options as I am doing with all my purchases nowadays
I’ve already changed a lot in the last twenty years from installing solar panels to having lots of water butts to never using cleaning chemicals etc. I guess if I could afford it i’d love to put in a ground source heat pump system.
so much better being eco friendly, we have 2 water butts
To use my local refill shop so less plastic to put in recycling.
Use more eco friendly natural cleaning products and mineral makeup. Recycle all I can and try to buy less stuff in the first. Ask myself do I really need it. Switch points off at the mains when not in use and try to use the gas less.
I’ve switched all my plastic kitchen storage for glass.
Id love to have solar panels
I’d love to invest in solar panels but the start up costs are too expensive for us right now.
I’m now composting all of our veg @ fruit scraps. Next year we hope to get solar panels
I would add solar panels to my home.
We still use too much one use plastics, so we need to start cutting down and swapping to alternative options.
I’d like to find ways for us to use less water in our household.
I would love solar panels
Solar panels would be great, but costly in the short term.
We’ve had solar panels installed a few years ago now. Would love one of those fancy composting bins for the kitchen that mulches down everything into soil.
Solar panels x