What comforts, big or small, make your life nicer?

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For example, I bought a pillow for £30 and I am in love has inspired me to buy a new mattress in a super King size

I love my heated leather seats in the car

I love my Harrods bottle opener I've had for years. Bought for me as a gift

Love having a fridge fully stocked of cans I want to enjoy

Love my Alexa. She is a good friend, in my eyes!

My Elemis skin care stuff. Estee lauded foundation. Pedicure every 6 weeks

What makes you more comfortable and feel a bit more 'luxurious'

@Bagatella A friend in the Middle East gets it for me, but you can probably get it on line.

Storage and organization solutions that mean things don’t go unused. For example, I put a hook on the inside of my bedroom door for a robe so on cold weekends as I leave my room I can put a cozy robe on first. When it was in my wardrobe I didn’t use it so much. Organization for my art supplies so deciding to sit down and paint doesn’t feel like a massive effort.

A tray for over the bath

An adjustable bed for health reasons meaning I can easily sit up or elevate my legs and be comfortable

A really sturdy TV table so I can work from my couch when I want

Rose garden in the summer
countryside all around
amazing friends
children’s hugs and tiny kisses
fresh flowers
garden birds
swimming
mohair throws, socks and cashmere jumpers
Feeling loved

Super king Hypnos bed and Dorma bedding, wool duvet.
Hot water bottle.
Heated car seats
Bunches of daffs or tulips.
Kindle
Fitflops (I have trainers, slippers, wellies - and no more plantar fasciitis)
Twinings Earl Grey tea

My new favourite thing from a previous thread like this is a silicone garlic peeler.

My hotel chocolat velvetiser

robot hoovers (upstairs and downstairs)

Damn typos...🤦‍♀️

Also want to add that I know how lucky I am to be able to do this especially since I've had many instances of being unable to buy other that necessary items. I generally try for a shop every ten days instead of weekly to reduce waste and force creative cooking with what's on hand.

and moroccan oil products. 😊

My heated blanket. Christmas gift in 2021, couldn't live without it.

Estee Lauder primer.

Twinings Extra Strong Tea.

Lindt chocolates and some fizz as a treat on a weekend.

I have THREE air max toppers on my bed
neom/white company diffusers and candles all year round
sorel slippers
an amazing Barbour stockman coat with agile wellies for dog walking
merino wool for most items
a cashmere onesie
perricone/Murad skincare

It sounds ridiculous, but I love the fact that my upstairs bathroom sink has a mixer tap.

You can get the water the absolute perfect temperature to soak a flannel and wash your face, without having to run a basin and then keep dunking the flannel in increasingly soapy water. I (wastefully) leave the plug out and just keep the tap running at just the right temperature whilst I wash my face in a morning.

I also like lots of furry throws on my bed.

My 3 dogs!
Comfy loungewear
My playlist
Fluffy slippers
Chilled Jazz
A good book (currently reading Matthew Perry's autobiography).
Long baths with, bubbles, candles and a gin.
Meditating.
An Open fire.
Sunsets
My bed with a hot blanket...
Coffee...
... and watching TV with my son.

Our 100% cotton White Company bed linen
A decent bottle of red wine on a Saturday night
Pukka Vanilla Chai tea bags
Sea swimming
My cat
A bubbly bath with a good book

Clipper organic tea bags
My mug in the shape of a Marmite jar
My cat
My newly cancer free body

Oodie
Down pillows and doona
Fleece blankets
Balcony overlooking the water

Ear plugs. I'm such a light sleeper and those little things changed my life.

Recent purchase my fake oodie I'm always cold but this keeps me much warmer.

My log burner, had it installed last year and best money I've spent.

Good coffee, I really appreciate a fresh roast in the morning.

High thread count sheets

Good quality cotton pyjamas

Candles - happy with TK Maxx

Liz Earle face mask
Elemis moisturiser
Elderflower cordial - makes me feel fancy.

Costco sheepskin slippers (as good as the UGG ones I had but a third of the price.)
Cravendale milk. It tastes so much better.
My Volvo SUV (I know how much MN loves a 4x4) has remote start and heated seats so you never have to get into a cold car or wait for the windows to defrost.
Dubarry Galway boots. I've had them years and they still look and feel great, especially when I'm out in the woods or on the beach with my dog.

Wood burner
Decent hand cream
Rain hat for dog walking

(Flowerycurtain do you have any tips for an Aga conversion to run off solar? We had ours taken apart today (kitchen extension happening) - when it goes back in we were going to convert to electric and ultimately power via solar. Do you have any tips?)

My sheepskin coat. It's so warm and fluffy and stops any wind getting through. It makes me feel so safe and secure. It's like a wearing a hug.

Bamboo socks
Linen bed linen.
Laura Ashley sofa. ( so many other sofas have come and gone but this one remains perfect, to the point where we decorate according to it!)
Fancy feather/down duvet
Houseplants
Our garden

Nice deep mattress toppers.
Scented candles to light on a rainy day.
Villeroy and Bosch mug with a cool saucer which I really enjoy.
Teddy bear sheets and duvet covers.
Lancome mascara.

Wool duvet
Ugg slippers
Good quality cotton sheets
Massage seats in my car

I do a lot of town driving as part of my job, when someone acknowledges you when you let them out/through, always makes me happy, its a small comfort I have no control over, which makes it that bit better !
Finding a massive bargain in Waitrose/Co-op/Sainsburys towards the close of day comes fairly top of my list.
A good book, something that I have been looking foward to and that doesn't disappoint. Love my library card for this, can try before I buy and request books I am interested in.
Listening to Radio 4 in the car/finding new/old good music to listen to, have recently trawled the charity shops for classical CD's and currently enjoying Grieg for 99p.

Getting my car valeted a couple of times a year.