In 2015, we set out to redesign how Elvis & Kresse operates. We wanted to be genuinely regenerative; not just to do less harm, but to be exponentially more 'good' than 'bad'.
We were already proud of our outsized positive impact in terms of our materials and community. But... Water, energy, carbon and biodiversity were the missing pieces. The decision we made to be regenerative resulted in several years of research designed to answer the following:
How would we do it?
What would it look like?
What would change?
What would stay the same?
No matter how many plans we came up with, a farm was always at the centre. In 2020 all of this planning finally led us to a derelict 17-acre farm in Kent, and the establishment of a fully regenerative vineyard and winery.
We farm exactly the way we run our business: we put people and planet first and will leave the land much richer than we found it. This is the story of our vines, our farm, and the wine.
The 2011 Feature in House & Garden This is a throwback post - although we are more known for products than interiors, our interior practice is growing and it has been doing...
Elvis is hosting a 'Design Your Own' Workshop at Sotheby's Normally our workshops, where you can create your own entirely unique piece, are all hosted at our farm/HQ in Kent. This is...
Everyone who comes here says they want to stay... Well, now is your chance. Our Yard House is available at a low, all inclusive rent, and we are searching for either an...
Introducing Hotel Gotham x Elvis & Kresse! We have been working with hotels for years now - but this collaboration is really significant. And it comes with a great offer for our...
March is B Corp Month - essentially a time for all B Corps to come together, celebrate, collaborate and challenge themselves to increase their impact. We have written a lot about why...
JOIN OUR WILLOW HARVEST This is an invitation you don't want to miss. We would love to welcome you to join our willow harvest now, and then come back in summer...
