There are places you keep coming back to, and for us, one of them is the United Kingdom.

About three years ago, on a trip we made, a friend told us about the National Trust and from that conversation our obsession with this organisation was born. An organisation dedicated to managing and protecting historic monuments, iconic buildings and natural spaces of great value. Now, whenever we go, our passport and of course, our camera always come with us.

It's not just the gardens, the buildings, it's everything that comes with being in one. The café with its soup of the day, the second-hand bookshops, and of course the warmth of every single member of staff, always ready with a smile to tell you more about where you are.

This time, we flew to Bristol and visited different places across Somerset. One of the most impressive was Tintinhull Garden, full of flowers, beauty and tranquillity.

But if Tintinhull filled us with flowers and calm, our next stop transported us to another era. True to our obsession, we try to visit at least two places each day, and one that also captivated us was a spectacular Victorian mansion surrounded by sweeping gardens: Knightshayes Court.

And the list could go on and on. Perhaps because what we seek in these places, beauty that endures, care for what matters, is exactly what we try to bring to every piece we create.