Episode One - It all started with two beds

In our latest episode of Two in a Bed, our CEO, John Pearce, converses with Harry to explain the significance of British-made products, not just for the economy but for the planet as well. Made in Britain serves as a platform for the British manufacturing community, which is unified by the use of official registered trademarks. John's leadership has facilitated Made in Britain's growth since 2015, expanding its reach to 2,000 members and establishing it as an influential trade body.

Your bedroom- an oasis to rest and relax- doubles as a dressing room, makeup vanity and sometimes a home office. The key to creating your ideal ambience? Lighting. Lee Lovett of @thesoholightingco joins Harry and Amanda on this week’s Two in a Bed episode to share her top tips for curating a tranquil yet practical space. One of our favourite takeaways is different tones for different zones. 

Join Harry, Roger, and Lesley from Baavet, UK's wool bedding pioneers, for a cosy chat about the secrets to a sound sleep. They'll share insights from their journey of handcrafting the Sandringham Wool Bedding Collection in beautiful Porthmadog, Wales, exclusively for Wrought Iron and Brass Bed Co. And the challenges they've faced throughout the years to craft the perfect wool duvet. Learn about the science of wool bedding and how it contributes to a calming sleep.

Discussing the topic of sustainable living, Harry and Amanda are accompanied by Lisa Dawson, a local interior designer, to explore ways of integrating sustainable living into our homes. By delving into the current trend of fast interiors and how we can take a step back to make more thoughtful decisions, this episode provides a wealth of interior design advice for embracing sustainable living. The episode is brimming with tips for ensuring that the interiors we design today endure the test of time and avoid ending in landfills. 

Amanda is joined by a distinguished guest, Giles Kime, the Executive Editor of Country Life magazine, making this episode exceptionally memorable.  Their candid conversation can also be read in the upcoming issue of Country Life on March 27th.  As an advocate for sustainable living and British craftsmanship, Giles has written multiple books on interior design. He has supported Amanda's family business for nearly a decade and even shared a bed with her last year to discuss their partnership with Sandringham Estate. In this episode, Amanda and Giles discuss her passion for British wool, her dream of becoming a shepherd, and the details of their unique partnership with Sandringham Estate.

Exciting news awaits in the third episode of Two in a Bed podcast, as Amanda and Harry welcome sheep farmer and friend Gordon to join in discussing sustainability, the multifaceted uses of wool, and the unique challenges facing those in the sheep farming industry. Stay tuned as Amanda reveals an announcement about her flock of sheep that will captivate listeners.

Celebrating International Women's Day, Amanda is joined by Lee Lovett, a fellow Made in Britain member and founder of Soho Lighting, to discuss their personal experiences of being a woman and mother in business. 

Join Harry and Amanda (mother and son) in their debut podcast episode- dedicated to the beginning of our family's journey in bed-making. Taking a trip down memory lane and exploring how it all began Harry and Amanda Mum and I have a candid conversation about how their family company came to be- from its humble beginnings to where we are today.

Join Harry and Amanda (mother and son) as they delve deep into the origin of their family company and discuss important topics around sustainable living and achieving that work-life balance.