The Verdant Letters

I’ve always loved creating cozy spaces, but I also believe that if your home is full of toxins and harmful materials, it’s not really cozy at all. That’s why I think cozy and eco-friendly shouldn’t be separate—they go hand in hand. A home that’s warm, inviting, and kind to the planet feels even more special. Here are some ideas to make your space more sustainable, without losing that cozy vibe you love. Enjoy! 🌿✨ (Disclaimer: Some of the links in this list are affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission if you make a purchase through them, at no extra cost to you.)

I'm passionate about choosing planet-friendly options. While eco-friendly clothing can sometimes come with a higher price tag, it’s worth considering the long-term benefits. These pieces are made from high-quality materials that last longer, making them a solid investment. Plus, they’re free from harmful toxins and produced under ethical conditions. So, it’s definitely possible to enjoy a cozy winter vibe in a more conscious way. Here are a few brands I love for sustainable, stylish winter wear. I hope you like them.

Here’s a list of movies and series that I love watching and recommend for the winter holidays, all with cozy vibes or winter feels. Some of them aren’t exactly Christmas or winter-themed, but they’re perfect for this time of year!

I’ve put together a list of my favorite vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free recipes that are perfect for the holiday season. Coming from Spain, some of these are traditional dishes from my home country, while others are international classics I love. I truly believe everyone deserves to enjoy delicious food during the holidays, and just because you have celiac disease doesn’t mean you have to miss out.

This is a list of eco-friendly alternatives to help you get ready for the holiday season. From wooden trees to digital products, there are plenty of ways to celebrate sustainably. It’s always best to use what you already have instead of buying new items—if you have a plastic tree that’s still in good shape, don’t throw it away! Keep using it as long as possible. However, if you need to replace something, consider using sustainable materials like wood, fabric, cardboard, or cotton. (Disclaimer: Some of the links in this list are affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission if you make a purchase through them, at no extra cost to you.)