This is a collaborative post with Mill Heat and ao.com
What are the two things that Scandinavians seem to be best at? Beautiful design and staying warm. Daddy Long Legs often wonders why I don’t fear winter. I should, given the draughty state of many English homes, but I’ve learned to wrap up in cosy knitwear and love a good woollen throw. Plus I adore Christmas, especially a white one and both mine and Caspian’s birthday fall in February, so there is plenty to look forward to in the colder months.
Although nothing beats a clever heating system to keep you nice and toasty through until spring! Norwegian brand Mill Heat are absolute experts. They have a fantastic range which is sold through ao.com. If you are in the market for an electric heater that not only looks stylish but will heat up your home easily then these are the ones to go for in my opinion.
CLEVER FUNCTIONS TO HELP YOU STAY WARM
As much as the sleek design is wonderful to look at and allows the heaters to fit in seamlessly in most homes, it’s more about what the heaters can do. How effective are they? Both the Mill Heat 99401 Convector Heater and the larger Mill Heat 99407 Oil Filled Radiator that we’ve been testing come with:
- 2000 Watt power output
- 3 room modes to choose from
- The option to set the heat to turn on and off at a specific time
- Automatic shut off system for peace of mind
- 2-year manufacturer warranty
The smaller convector heater retails at £119 and the larger oil-filled at £229. You can also find two types of wall mounted heaters from Mill Heat and ao.com if you need that instead.
MILL HEAT IS A PERFECT MATCH FOR US
As we are currently renovating our old Victorian house we don’t have heating installed in the lower part of the house. We have a beautiful guest room overlooking the garden and it’s also where I do most of my work. It has been almost useless in the winter, until now. The two heaters easily warm up this large room and with the many funtions, it means I can easily control it and only have it on when we are actually in there.
I love that they don’t overheat and I don’t have to be overly cautious when Caspian is around. I especially like the larger of the two designs as with it being upright it slots in perfectly in smaller spaces yet gives off a lot of heat. With it being oil-filled, it means that it retains heat for longer, even after it’s switched off which saves a lot of money.
Have you heard of Mill Heat before? How do you feel about winter and seasonal change? What’s your best hygge tip to stay cosy and warm indoors?
These look and sound great, but since moving to Sweden we’ve been very snug with our non drafty house 🙂 no gap under the front door, and windows that fit properly mean we are nice and cosy
I haven’t heard of these before but we definitely need one of these in our bedroom. Our house gets so chilly at night time. This is probably the most stylish heater I’ve ever seen! x
These look great. We have an extension that gets really cold so we don;t use it in winter. I think I need one of these
This is just what we need! When you only want a little bit of concentrated extra warm, just perfect.
That’s really stylish, I wouldn’t have known it was a heater if you hadn’t of said! We could do with a heater in the living room as our sofa is in front of the radiator, we really don’t have anywhere else to put it unfortunately. I’ve been putting it off as they’re so ugly but this is actually lovely! x
I’m not a fan of being cold and our fire is on a lot in the winter. I think a little portable heater would be such a great way of adding a burst of heat to a room without putting in a new fireplace.
We’ve been looking for some heaters for our bedroom, and these look perfect so will definitely check them out.
I’ve been so impressed. Having them in our guest room, which is huge, means I can warm it up quickly and comfortable sit and work. Plus should we have unexpected guests we can accommodate them quickly.
This looks great. My kitchen gets so cold in Winter and I could just do with something like this. Beautiful photos 🙂
I think it’s a clever design and you can just switch it on when you need it rather than warm up the whole house.
Oh wow these look proper sleek and very easy to hide around the house x
Exactly. They seem to just fit in so nicely.
Oh this just what we need! A little bit of extra warmness concentrated instead of overheating the house.
Precisely. I found them so helpful in staying comfortable while working.
These sound great and they fit so nicely into your home. I feel the cold a lot and always need a heater on!
They seem to just fit in, the design is very sleek. Makes it easier to concentrate when you are not cold.
Only you could make a portable heater look so great in pictures! It totally blends in with your decor and isn’t sticking out like a ghastly metal beast! Need this!
Maria _ Baby Things
The design is so sleek that it was easy. Such a useful product.
We have a similar style heater we like to use occasionally. I’ve not heard of this brand before, it does look like a great one to have though.
I’ve been very impressed with these. We’ve had others in the past, but these are much better.
Not heard of these before, but for a house with an open plan ground floor, one of these heaters may be just the thing I need.
It definitely means you can focus the heat rather than warm up the whole house. They are also easy to move.
I’ve not heard of Mill Heat before, but this is exactly what my Dad needs in his old house. I’ll have to let him know 🙂
Sounds like it would be just the thing. Especially the oil-filled ones are brilliant.
Those really are some impressively stylish heaters – I don’t think I’ve ever seen heaters that nice before. They’re usually such industrial things!
They are, so they have done so well in designing these to easily fit in everywhere.
I’ve so glad I’ve seen this post. We’ve been after something like this for the conservatory for a while just to keep it a bit warmer in the winter!
I think this would be just the thing. My other half was thinking of putting one in our garage to help keep his car dry through the colder months.