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Making It British

Making It British

We thought you may be interested in an update on our efforts to make Pink House Mustique even more sustainable.
As seen in Tatler

As seen in Tatler

This month you can see our beautiful new Lotty B Banana Tree print in the hallowed pages of Tatler, which will be on the shelves - or direct through your letterbox - on December 3rd.
Movember

Movember

In support of Movember, Lotty was a fabulous sport and allowed her team to run a competition to name her "moustache" all in order to raise awareness and funds for this important charity. 
RPT

RPT

RPT supports local children, young people and families to fulfil their potential by providing great facilities, activities, guidance and support, enabling people to feel connected to their community.
A Virtual Wrap

A Virtual Wrap

We were kindly invited to join "Virtually Wrapped" and absolutely thrilled to be involved with this great new online venture.
Life in Mere

Life in Mere

Whilst the beating heart of our business is based in Mustique, there is a crew of Pink House worker bees based in Mere, Wiltshire, our HQ in the UK....
Why linen?

Why linen?

A field of flax in flower - little water is needed as this is a very resilient crop. As the health food sector now uses flax seeds and oils, there is barely any waste from each plant.
'ART BASIL'

'ART BASIL'

Anyone and Everyone who wanted took part in this, The First 'ART BASIL' on Mustique....
ON-ISLAND SHOOT

ON-ISLAND SHOOT

With lockdown in force around the world, our scheduled photoshoot abroad was postponed but Mustique's unique position enabled the show to go on, right here on-Island!
GRADUATION TIME

GRADUATION TIME

We wanted to make a fun event and a memorable day so we planned to make mortar boards with the graduates, and never mind about the gown!  After all, in this heat they'd be too hot to wear anyway!   We decided against the traditional black, and keeping to an "island style" theme we delved into my huge box of old Lotty B silks...
LOCK-DOWN

LOCK-DOWN

With the initial rush over of trying to get people on or off the island, life has settled into a peaceful pace reminiscent of the early days here in the "low season" which used to stretch from May to December. 
Be Well

Be Well

Lockdown is tough, wherever you are! So we've asked Charlotte, our wonderful Mustique yoga instructor, to share her top five tips to keeping well in quarantine.