We believe
that our homes should contain beautiful, natural and organic products. Free from the chemicals and toxins that are damaging our environment, our health and our well being.
These products should be affordable and available to everyone. We challenge those who say organic and natural products are always expensive and only for a wealthy minority.
We believe in manufacturing in the UK, creating local jobs in Cheshire and in selling directly to our customers.
If you are the kind of person who cares passionately about the products you buy for you and your family, the ingredients they contain and the way that those products are made then we hope you will consider Valentte next time you are shopping.
Luke & Justina
Founders
PS. Would you like to try our range?
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Latest Blog Posts
Making Comparisons
I’m in Harrogate for the UK Grand Sale taking place on the showground. Writing this post in the caravan, watching the most beautiful pink dawn creep across the sky.
Looking Forward
I’m back in Nantwich for a few days going over our production plans for Christmas as you can imagine it’s our busiest time of year. The show sales are typically twice as high, and I’m hoping online will be double or even treble our average week through the rest of the year.
Shades of Grey
I’m still in Malvern, and the clouds have come down, hiding the top of the hills. Looking at the map yesterday I noticed that the showground campsite is at 50m above sea level, the highest point on the ridge is at 425m, while the carpark sits at 300m.
Malvern Hills
I’m in Malvern for the Autumn Flower Show, and yesterday evening, I walked in the hills overlooking the showground. It’s a beautiful ridge walk and took about two hours.
Making Mistakes
Last week I had a chat with a friend who runs a large and successful business. They exhibit at shows, have a busy retail shop and a thriving online business. She is a successful entrepreneur and someone I respect and admire.
The Dark Side
On the Today program this morning I caught the tail end of an interview with Brad Smith, the president of Microsoft as he discussed his new book Tools and Weapons. The book examines how we balance the enormous promise with the existential risk that digitalisation of everything brings.
Today, not tomorrow
I arrived at Blenheim Palace yesterday, ready for the horse trials which start on Thursday. Alone, deep in thought, I walked the cross-country course as dusk fell on the beautiful palace grounds and realised how grateful I am for the opportunity to spend my working life in such places.
Toxic People
Last week I spent three days trading the Handmade Fair at Hampton Court. It’s our fourth year at this busy show, and this year I met the lovely Kirsty Allsopp who presents things which made my day!
The Magic Yes
Yesterday I commiserated with a friend on the phone as she recounted a recent job interview for her dream job that hadn’t gone well. She was disappointed, and I felt her pain.
Working On One Leg
I have just returned from Burghley Horse Trials after four incredible days. On Thursday we had our highest sales day ever at a show, and then amazingly beat that figure again on Friday.
We believe
that our homes should contain beautiful, natural and organic products. Free from the chemicals and toxins that are damaging our environment, our health and our well being.
These products should be affordable and available to everyone. We challenge those who say organic and natural products are always expensive and only for a wealthy minority.
We believe in manufacturing in the UK, creating local jobs in Cheshire and in selling directly to our customers.
If you are the kind of person who cares passionately about the products you buy for you and your family, the ingredients they contain and the way that those products are made then we hope you will consider Valentte next time you are shopping.
Luke & Justina
Founders
PS. Would you like to try our range?
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This product is to be used to pay for a scent sample... View
Siobhan
Our lemongrass and rosemary reed diffuser is made from pure, natural ingredients... View
Janet Tooley
Our lemongrass and rosemary candles are made with soy wax and scented... View
Kim Morris
Our lemongrass and rosemary hand cream has an ultra rich formulation and... View
The perfume is intense, natural and strongly addictive (be warned!). You only need a small amount of the cream
and it is non greasy. The price is right, the perfume is gorgeous and it works - why look further?
Gill Lane
Our Lime & Grapefruit reed diffuser is made from pure, natural ingredients... View
Jenny
Our lemongrass and rosemary hand wash smells amazing, but it's how soft... View
jenny
Our lemongrass and rosemary reed diffuser is made from pure, natural ingredients... View
Rona Colston
Our geranium and ylang ylang hand wash smells amazing, but it's how... View
Lucianne
Latest Blog Posts
Making Comparisons
I’m in Harrogate for the UK Grand Sale taking place on the showground. Writing this post in the caravan, watching the most beautiful pink dawn creep across the sky.
Looking Forward
I’m back in Nantwich for a few days going over our production plans for Christmas as you can imagine it’s our busiest time of year. The show sales are typically twice as high, and I’m hoping online will be double or even treble our average week through the rest of the year.
Shades of Grey
I’m still in Malvern, and the clouds have come down, hiding the top of the hills. Looking at the map yesterday I noticed that the showground campsite is at 50m above sea level, the highest point on the ridge is at 425m, while the carpark sits at 300m.
Malvern Hills
I’m in Malvern for the Autumn Flower Show, and yesterday evening, I walked in the hills overlooking the showground. It’s a beautiful ridge walk and took about two hours.
Making Mistakes
Last week I had a chat with a friend who runs a large and successful business. They exhibit at shows, have a busy retail shop and a thriving online business. She is a successful entrepreneur and someone I respect and admire.
The Dark Side
On the Today program this morning I caught the tail end of an interview with Brad Smith, the president of Microsoft as he discussed his new book Tools and Weapons. The book examines how we balance the enormous promise with the existential risk that digitalisation of everything brings.
Today, not tomorrow
I arrived at Blenheim Palace yesterday, ready for the horse trials which start on Thursday. Alone, deep in thought, I walked the cross-country course as dusk fell on the beautiful palace grounds and realised how grateful I am for the opportunity to spend my working life in such places.
Toxic People
Last week I spent three days trading the Handmade Fair at Hampton Court. It’s our fourth year at this busy show, and this year I met the lovely Kirsty Allsopp who presents things which made my day!
The Magic Yes
Yesterday I commiserated with a friend on the phone as she recounted a recent job interview for her dream job that hadn’t gone well. She was disappointed, and I felt her pain.
Working On One Leg
I have just returned from Burghley Horse Trials after four incredible days. On Thursday we had our highest sales day ever at a show, and then amazingly beat that figure again on Friday.