Reclamation Living, based in Steyning, will relocate to a new unit in Cobblestone Walk from Saturday, November 1, following what owners have described as a “fantastic reception” from the community since opening six months ago.
The business, run by husband-and-wife team Jill and Russ Weir, specialises in upcycled, vintage and sustainable homeware, gifts, and lifestyle items.
Jill Weir, co-owner of Reclamation Living, said: “We’ve been overwhelmed by the support from the Steyning community since opening, and we’re thrilled to be expanding so soon.
“The new space means we can display more of our handmade and sustainable ranges, and continue to offer something truly unique for our customers – beautiful things that don’t cost the earth.”
All of the upcycled wooden pieces are handcrafted by Russ, while Jill curates the store’s wider range of eco-conscious products.
The new shop will occupy a brighter and larger unit within Cobblestone Walk, in a space previously occupied by the Paws for Tea dog café.
One of the store’s most popular items is its exclusive Steyning-branded recycled tote bag, which has already made its way to customers as far afield as Australia and Canada.
The tote bags were designed by Jill and have become a favourite among shoppers.
Ten per cent of each tote bag sale is donated to Safe in Sussex, a charity that has supported women affected by domestic abuse across the county since 1977.
The store’s full product range is now also available through its website, with a free click-and-collect service from the Steyning shop.
Reclamation Living’s new full address is at Unit 10, Cobblestone Walk, Steyning.