We have had great fun in re-imagining vintage items - a cast iron drain cover is a sturdy side table, a milk cooler makes an interesting light fitting, an old copper boiler provides a perfect plant stand and the back of an old pew makes a reading nook beneath a Velux window in Zinc. The centrepiece chandelier in Zinc was constructed from an antique gear wheel, bought from Malthouse Antiques in Narberth. Many other items are appreciated for their rustic beauty: such as a characterful Welsh pig bench, an old hay knife, a hay rack from the original barn, an old mangle bought for our wedding anniversary and many old stoneware and glass bottles, alongside pewter vases, for displaying homegrown flowers.

We are lucky enough to have a large garden and Karen enjoys sharing her love of homegrown flowers with our guests. Simple, rustic arrangements are provided throughout the year, sharing the beauty of flowers such as hydrangeas, daffodils, sweet peas, dahlias, zinnias and sweet williams. Hopefully then guests will appreciate that locally grown flowers are just as good and so much better for our planet, than those that are flown across the world. In the summer, you might also discover just how delicious lavender shortbread can be, made with our homegrown lavender.