Looking to upgrade your home with beautifully crafted pieces? In anticipation of its new AW26 collection launching soon, leading homeware and lifestyle brand Nkuku is offering one lucky Country Living reader a £1,000 voucher to spend across its collections.
Nkuku is renowned for its relaxed, understated style that balances practicality with a strong sense of craftsmanship. Its pieces combine simple silhouettes with tactile surfaces, earthy colours and materials that become more appealing with age.
Working with artisans around the world, Nkuku helps preserve skills passed down through generations. It supports traditional glassmaking, handloom weaving, basketry, leatherwork and artisan ceramics, giving each collection a sense of history and individuality.
Whether you’re updating your tableware, investing in a statement furniture piece or transforming your bathroom into a considered retreat, you’ll find inspiration for every corner of the home.
Choose from clever storage made using natural materials, recycled glass and warm-toned metals, alongside characterful tableware, sculptural lighting and textural home accents that can give familiar rooms a thoughtful seasonal refresh.
Nkuku spotlight: kitchenware
The Nkuku kitchen is understated and warm. Handcrafted glassware and textured mugs bring subtle character to everyday rituals, while rattan baskets, iron shelving and considered pantry storage make practical necessities feel decorative.
Tables, cabinets and handwoven seating are crafted from natural, recycled and reclaimed materials, with designs ranging from acacia-wood chairs to hand-carved mango-wood cupboards.
Their strong, uncomplicated forms allow the grain, texture and workmanship of the materials to take centre stage, adding depth and lasting character to a room.
The competition closes on 26th August. Good luck!
Rachel Edwards is the Style & Interiors Editor for Country Living and House Beautiful, covering all things design and decoration, with a special interest in small space inspiration, vintage and antique shopping, and anything colour related. Her work has been extensively translated by Elle Japan and Elle Decor Spain. Rachel has spent over a decade in the furniture and homeware industry as a writer, FF&E designer, and for many years as Marketing Manager at cult design retailer, Skandium. She has a BA in French and Italian from Royal Holloway and an MA in Jounalism from Kingston University. Follow Rachel on Instagram @rachelaed
