Unearthed Home Decor Launches New Festive Decor range
Celebrate the Season with A New Festive Decor Range From Unearthed Home Decor.
The 2024 Festive Range has just been launched! A beautifully curated collection born from the collaboration of two women-owned companies. Designed by Unearthed Home Decor and meticulously crafted by Margo Makes, a skilled woodturner based in Cape Town, South Africa. This range promises to add a touch of simplistic cheer and sustainability to your holiday celebrations.
Margo Makes’ dedication to craftsmanship and sustainability can be seen through each piece. Using 100% natural materials, including beech and pine wood, every item is handcrafted to ensure exceptional quality and a unique, timeless appeal. The range embodies a minimalist aesthetic, focusing on simplicity, perfect for those who cherish understated yet sophisticated decor.
Together, they’ve created a collection that not only enhances your festive decor but also celebrates responsible living in their use of sustainable practices.
Join us in celebrating a mindful festive season that is kind to the planet and celebrates the artistry of women entrepreneurs.
Visit Unearthed Home Decor for more.
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