It's time to unveil our Limited Edition Field Day Winter Christmas candle...a most wonderful fragrance for the most wonderful time of the year. Continue reading →

Time to talk interiors and as we move from season to season, it's natural to change your wardrobe over but what about your home? One of the loveliest ways to keep things interesting in your home is to use a few simple tricks to transition your interior from summer to winter.

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There's one fragrance that people have asked us to create in a candle for a number of years - that of an Irish Fireside. After many iterations, we are pleased to share our new Field Day Fireside Candle.


With notes of Vetiver, Amber and Tobacco, it's got a gorgeous smoky fragrance that will transport you back to country strolls past thatched cottages with peat fires in the hearth. Or in my case, my granny's old range where she burned sods of turf with the door open. It was mesmerising watching the flames while we sat eating warm soda bread dripping with fresh butter.  Continue reading →

It's a new season, the kids are back to school and we're here with our 5 things to do in Autumn. It's truly the season of new beginnings and without the pressure of New Year resolutions (which we are not a fan of), it's a great opportunity to make changes in your life. Continue reading →

It's Summer BBQ season and I'm loving that you can legitimately use the grill every day, even if it's raining! So with that in mind, I'm here to inspire you with my favourite recipes for gorgeous salads to serve alongside your meat, fish and vegetables.
Something a bit more interesting than a green salad. These recipes ensure you get your rainbow of nutrition - the colourful 5 a day of fresh vegetables that we're told to eat and which is so much easier to achieve during the summer months. Is it any wonder we usually feel more healthy and full of energy at this time of year.Puy Lentils & Roast Veg
This is a long time favourite in our home and was originally one that I found in an Ainsley Harriot book. The balsamic and garlic in the dressing are the winners here - I'm not a garlic fan but when it's roasted, smoky and sweet like it is in this recipe, it's just irresistible.  Continue reading →