Journal

The Sunday Six: what’s relevant and Chic THIS WEEK

22nd February 2026

The Sunday Six is our weekly edit of what feels relevant, chic or quietly useful. Each week Charlotte or Ginny will share objects, habits and small upgrades that feel worth your attention before Monday arrives.

The Sunday Six on Ginny: The Interior Edit

It feels like the perfect time to begin because we’ve just moved house. Our new home already feels full of possibility. New routines, fresh corners to style and that lovely in-between stage where everything is slightly chaotic but also full of excitement – even if we’re currently surrounded by boxes and making do with children’s blackout blinds. 

So here’s my very first Sunday Six – six things that are making this slightly chaotic, moving chapter feel calmer, cosier and a little more settled.

1. My eye mask

Currently my sleep saviour. We don’t have proper curtains up yet (and the children’s blackout blinds are doing their best), so this eyelash protecting eye mask has been absolutely essential. I’ve actually used one for years because my husband has a talent for turning lights on at the least sleep-friendly moments, but right now it’s firmly on MVP status.

2. A proper spice drawer

This feels wildly grown-up and a dream of mine after designing so many of my client’s kitchens. No more rummaging through cupboards for cumin or paprika. Everything lined up, labelled and visible. It makes cooking in a new kitchen feel calm instead of chaotic, which is quite a feat mid-move. I bought mine from Amazon, they interlock so you can go as big or small as you need.

3. Lighting a candle

Even if there are still boxes stacked in the corner, lighting a candle instantly shifts the mood from mid-move chaos to cosy home. One of my favourite is the Baobab Black Pearls. The most indulgent, luxurious scent and an absolute staple in my home.

4. Faux flowers

The quickest styling win. I simply place them down and the whole room feels warmer and more lived in. No watering, no drooping just immediate softness and that gentle, styled feeling that makes a house feel like home. My favourites are our hand-made faux florals from our Sixty3 Styled collection, each one comes beautifully arranged in its own vase, so it’s that effortless, finished touch with absolutely no upkeep.

5. Recipe book holder

Whilst sourcing pieces for a project that is currently in the styling phase, I came across the most gorgeous metal recipe book holder which has immediately gone onto my wish list. It’s one of those pieces that’s both practical and beautiful, the kind of everyday item that quietly elevates a kitchen. Functional, but styled.

6. Putting things away, properly

Finally, I’m trying to hold onto one small habit whilst everything feels a little unsettled and that is to put things away properly, straight away. During a move it’s so easy for piles to quietly build up and start to feel overwhelming.

I’m reminding myself that five extra minutes in the moment, whether it’s hanging up the jackets, flat packing the empty box and taking it straight to the garage, putting away the laundry or just taking something back to where it belongs, makes such a difference later. 

It’s not about doing everything, just about keeping on top of the little things so they don’t turn into bigger ones. I’m definitely someone who likes to get things done and done quickly, so I know that if I leave it, it will sit in the back of my mind. Small resets, done often, make the whole house feel lighter.

I hope you enjoyed my first Sunday Six. It’s been lovely to share the little things I’ve been finding useful, along with the habits that are helping everything feel a bit more settled in a chaotic few weeks.

See you in two weeks.
Ginny xx