As part of our Expecting series, we spent the afternoon in the home of Lauren van Uden to chat pregnancy, pottery and slowing down. Ceramicist and friend of Glasshouse (not to mention part of the design duo behind the salon), Lauren was captured on the cusp of impending motherhood by photographer Jessica Maccormick in her beautiful Leytonstone home.
More +This Earth Day we’re drumming up the debate on everybody’s radar - plastic waste. With over-consumption of packaging on the rise, we asked our experts in the natural and organic beauty industry how they tackle packaging solutions in a sustainable way.
More +Sustainable fashion is not what it used to be and brands like BITE Studios are pushing the boundaries of environmentally-conscious clothing with beautiful results. We chatted to one of the label’s founders to find out more.
More +Are you looking for a colour change to mark the start of a new season? In this masterclass we share our tops tips on how to embrace your hair au naturel. From bold blonde to multi-tonal, find out the smoothest way for you to transition back to your original shade.
More +Fancy being a part of our close-knit Glasshouse team? We have just the opportunity for you.
More +Our latest Reads will leave you forgetting all about April showers. In photography journal, LA Flower Market, find out more about the colourful location drew together a cluster of creative minds.
More +We are hosting a three-part workshop series with professional makeup artist and natural and organic beauty expert, Khandiz Joni. Set across three evenings, the workshops will get you inspired, knowledgable and confident in mastering your makeup routine using gentler products that are kind to the skin. Find out more.
More +Our wardrobes are starting to feel the swing of Spring and Bug Clothing’s latest collection of beautiful linenwear has us wistfully waiting for bare leg season. We share the brand’s latest lookbook which is (quite literally) a feast for the eyes, captured by Glasshouse favourite Agnes Lloyd Platt and with hair by our director Olivia Crighton.
More +Hair accessories are ditching their bad rep. Clips and grips have had a modern update that’s less girlish and far fresher - we look to the catwalk for a heavy dose of clip-spiration.
More +Khandiz Joni is one of our favourite natural and organic makeup artists. So when we found out she’d created an online platform to show off her skills, other people’s skills and champion some cult green brands in the process, we were all ears. Here we chat to Khandiz about Untainted and share a 1980’s-inspired editorial that we can’t get enough of.
More +LA-based artist Jessalyn Brooks has us captivated with her blocky, contorted paintings of female bodies and faces. We talk to her about her work, her life and her nighttime jazz singer alter ego…
More +The 8th March is now well renowned for signifying International Women’s Day. In support of the battle against injustice and gender bias we’ve rallied together six inspirational women to voice their opinion equal rights and the rise of social and political movements in the media.
More +As a new month begins, we’re coming out of hibernation and (slowly) filling up our social calendars. Which is why we’re particularly excited about this female-focused East London event organised by four of our favourite local women in the creative industry. Celebrating women in every form and just in time for International Women’s Day, we find out more.
More +In the first of our new series, Your Questions: Answered, we pick the brains of holistic makeup artist and beauty pro Sjaniel Turrell on the much debated topic of brows. From the products to use to the shapes that suit us best, Sjaniel answers all your brow-related questions and more.
More +Using her photography to convey an important message about our environmental footprint, Norwegian ‘eco artist’ Thea Løvstad has got us sold with her beautiful approach to image, shape and colour. We touch base with the sustainably-minded creative to find out more.
More +In this week’s Reads, we reflect over Vincent Feranné‘s tender yet evocative depiction of his wife and child. Documenting breastfeeding through a diary-like narrative, Milky Way drums up the censorship debate, while captivating family life that is truly relatable.
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