Naming with Purpose

A Celebration of Nature: Wildflower-Inspired Living by eastbrooke homes

At eastbrooke homes, we believe the places we live in should feel deeply rooted, both in the landscape and in our collective story. That’s why each of our new homes has been thoughtfully named after a wildflower indigenous to the English countryside. These aren’t just beautiful names – they represent the values, character, and spirit we build into every eastbrooke home.

From the resilient Orpine to the stately Hollyhock, each flower tells a story. It’s a story of natural beauty, of local heritage, and of the delicate balance between timeless tradition and modern living.

The Names

• Orpine stands for strength and endurance, perfectly capturing our commitment to lasting quality.
• Celandine, with its bright spring bloom, symbolises new beginnings – ideal for those embarking on their next chapter.
• Campion reflects the wild charm of open meadows, inviting a sense of carefree living. Mallow represents softness and comfort, much like the warm, inviting interiors we create.
• Pasque, a flower of renewal, mirrors the seasonal cycles that surround our development. Violet carries echoes of quiet elegance and history, qualities we embrace in our design choices.
• Valerian, long associated with restfulness, inspires peaceful, restorative spaces.
• Speedwell symbolises good fortune and life’s journeys – what better name for a home?
• Hollyhock, proud and perennial, pays homage to tradition and enduring grace.

These are more than homes. They are sanctuaries woven into the fabric of the English landscape – designed for lives that flourish, just like the wildflowers that inspired them.

At eastbrooke homes, we don’t just build houses. We craft places shaped by the land and named with purpose.