Ken Eardley
With a background in textiles, Ken Eardley moved on to create a distinctly fun and graphic range of functional ceramics for kitchens and interiors. His pieces are hand-made glazed earthenware and are made using press-moulds.
We've waited for Ken's work for a while...but we think it's been worth the wait. We've got a selection of pieces in now. You'll need to be quick though as they're going very fast!
Becky Blair
Becky has a love of colour and an eye for detail; her prints are bold and colourful. She has travelled widely and has gallery agents in UK, France & Australia
We now have a selection of Becky's fabulous limited edition prints in stock.
Lauren Crawford
Lauren's unique hand woven fabrics and luxurious fashion accessories draw inspiration from the moods and atmosphere created by Venetian opulence and architecture. Her indulging scarves and shawls are precisely woven using the finest silks and woollen yarns. Available in various detailed colours and styles, each product is exclusively designed, offering a double-sided finish to stylise a variety of occasions.
We're delighted to be Lauren's first stockist of her hand woven silk and wool skinny scarves.
Ruth Gordon
Ruth's inspiration comes from an investigation of the colours, textures and patterns found in cakes and sweets. To recreate these vibrant colours and textures she's combined traditional jewellery techniques with more modern ones.
Her newest range uses silver and nylon monofilament. Nylon thread is hand dyed in bright colours then knotted and twisted to create interesting shapes and textures which are framed with silver.
We have a selection of Ruth's vibrant and colourful work in store now.
Samantha Bryan
Samantha finds herself preoccupied with everday life, but not her own - that of the fairy. Consequently her sculptures place what can only be described as 'fairies' with machine-like contraptions. They depict fairies going about their everyday lives.
Her sculptures evoke a sense of nostalgia, escapism and make-believe necessary to remove the viewer temporarily from their worries. She endeavors to capture every imagination!
She's gained both National and International recognition for her work, which we think is much deserved. Pop along and see her incredible fairies, which we now have a great selection of.
Sarah Lindsay
Sarah developed a unique new process in handmade plastics laminating acrylic dust into thin slices which resemble agate. Her pieces are both lightweight and vivid in colour; ranging from soft opaque pastel shades to glowing flourescents.
We have a selection of earrings, pendants and 'wrap' bangles from Sarah's 'Dust Collection' in now, which we think are just perfect for summer.
Lindsey Mann
Lindsey's range of butterfly jewellery is made from anodised aluminium. Each piece is printed in simple patterns of polka dots, florals or stripes, often evocative of homely textile motifs.
Her collection is in now and going fast.
Coming Soon...
Cathy Miles
Cathy Miles is an English metal smith who uses a unique concoction of wire, found materials and text to depict common bird life. Her works take the form of three-dimensional drawings documenting the belly tickling moments of the everyday.
We'll soon have a collection of Cathy's quirky wire birds in stock.
Miranda Hughes
Miranda combines contemporary design with a love for all things vintage. Antique objects, words, colours and patterns are used as precious charms and details. Each piece of jewellery therefore has its own unique characteristics; no two pieces are the same, giving the wearer something to truly treasure.
We're delighted to be getting a selection of Miranda's collection in soon
Lisa Stickley
Lisa's work is glorious utilitarian chic with a quirky British twist. Teatowels, tablecloths, napkins, placemats, aprons, bone china mugs, wash and makeup bags are some of the products available. Beautifully hand finished and packed in marvelous dotty boxes, they provide a witty and completely original take on Old English Style
We've had a selection of Lisa's lovely work in previously and are about to get a selection of new work...along with some old favourites.
