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We handpick all of the work for sale from the many exhibitions, studio visits and shows we attend.
We're sourcing new work all the time. If there's a particular style of art or design that you'd like us to source for you, please contact us. We'd love to help.
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Anna works with textiles combining traditional and modern techinques.She highlights over familiar images and icons to reveal an obsessive collection of thoughts, moments and memories.
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Becky takes her inspirational from the past. Marrying traditional and contemporary patterns, she creates an evocative range of cushions, blinds and many other products for the home. Her stunningly original blinds, perfect for any London pad, are inspired by the iconic double-decker Routemaster bus and feature the destinations of the bus routes themselves.
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Claire’s work is textiles based using appliqué, hand and machine stitches. She is particularly interested in the use of thread as a drawing tool, being able to stretch across space as well as being used purely in a 2D capacity.
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Esther creates light pieces from cast bone china and hand blown glass and surface designs which are used on cushions and vintage furniture. Much of her work is interlinked with her drawings and poems which are then digitally printed onto fabrics or sandblasted onto glass shades which project delicate but slightly edgy shapes and patterns.
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Taking traditional & classic furniture Heidi transforms them by using vintage silk scarves to create one off masterpieces. Vibrant daring and bold pieces sit easily alongside, subtle, soft and eclectic designs. The texture, colours and designs of the silk scarves add a whole new dimension to classic furniture.
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Featured in numerous interiors magazines, Kathleen's lighting
is visually striking and contemporary. Made of bone china it has a fantastic translucent quality when lit. Kathleen's work makes a functional design statement that won’t date.
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Laura Spring and Anna Sheard, are Mouse and Bean, an environmentally, ethically aware textile design duo who screenprint their own designs from their studio in Glasgow.
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Liz Emtage makes a range of bespoke porcelain lighting that gently disperses light, highlighting the form and surface decoration.
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It started with 40 faceted glass drops in a pile of rubbish but since making her first chandelier Madeleine hasn't looked back.
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Margarita Lorenzo started out as a graphic designer after training in fine art and graphic design in Spain and England. After many years working mainly in graphics, her passion for textiles drove her to learn and discover new ways to apply her graphic knowledge to textiles.
Her love for interior design, and anything to do with furniture, antiques and old loved things, led her to develop this range of playful cushions.
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Practicality and function coupled with elegance are fundamental to Rose Cobb’s designs. While contemporary, Rose's work takes its lead from the past as she mixes the old with the new, giving traditional objects a unique twist to accomodate modern day living.
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