Whilst on maternity leave with my first child, I found myself binge watching period dramas. I became hooked on the opulent interiors and classic styling of bygone years. As I watched the shows, I found myself wanting to touch the textiles, the endless yards of brocades and lace and the sumptuous furnishings.As a result, I decided to reimage the traditional and created Green&Heath. Home of unique, romantic designs and ethically made products.The name is combination of my parents surnames and reflects my love for the countryside. Our first exquisite and elegant range adds ethical sophistication to any home. We have clear sustainability values, fabrics are printed on natural fibres and products are handmade in the UK, resulting in zero air miles. Cushions are plumped with 100% British wool, which is considered to be the most eco-friendly natural filling currently available.I’ve always believed in investing in great quality pieces that last. Our distinguished style is beautifully delivered through unique fabric designs and aspirational products. I hope you will enjoy browsing the collection as much as we love creating it.

Five years ago I sat in a friend’s bedroom contemplating an uncertain future. At 26, I had just been made redundant from a glamorous and well-paid job in the music industry and was unsure of my next move. So, to stay busy I began helping a friend hand stitch a series of stylish display wallets specially designed to hold disabled parking permits for a new business.Now I'm CEO of the fast growing Blue Badge Company and one of the country’s most dynamic young female entrepreneurs with a string of awards to my name. Under my leadership, Blue Badge Company’s turnover has soared by a factor of five in three years. Staff numbers have rocketed from one to 20 and Blue Badge Company products are now stocked by major retailers including Argos, Boots, Halfords and The Post Office. In August 2015 I caused a stir on BBC Two’s Dragon’s Den when I walked out empty handed despite three offers of investment. Unwilling to cede control of my business’s future, I turned down an offer of £70,000 for a 35% stake from retail tycoon Touker Suleyman. It proved a wise decision. Since my Dragon’s Den appearance, Blue Badge Company’s sales have soared by more than 70% and been stocked by major retailers including Argos, Halfords and Lloyds Pharmacy.

After graduating I became Business Manager for Power Amp Music, an Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) financing artists. The Fund was an innovative alternative to record label funding, raising over £4 million and signing lucrative deals with artist such as Madness and Charlotte Church.