Meet the Makers

The richly coloured and patterned wallpapers and fabrics from Blackpop are an anarchic mash-up of past, present and future, ransacking art history to invent classic themes for the 21st century.

Hevensent creates beautiful wallpapers that are all made in Britain.

From her Berkshire studio, Emma Alington creates the most stunning bone china bowls and plates.

In her Suffolk studio, Alice casts gorgeous bronzes from natural specimens such as apples and pears.

These luxury scented candles are made from palm, soy and paraffin free, coconut wax.

Namon Gaston creates bespoke wooden furniture from his studio in Scotland.

Since 1736, William Clark have been a home of high quality, fine fabric in Northern Ireland.

EvA Bespoke is a textile studio collaboration between print designer Amelia Graham and embroiderer Ellie Macdonald.

Margit Wittig creates figurative sculptures, lamps and occasional furniture in her London based studio.

Penny Withers' work explores and pushes the boundaries between thrown work and sculpture.

David Watson is an award-winning furniture maker whose designs are influenced by geometric motifs.

Louise Forbes is a designer, woodcarver and gallery owner based in Dundee and Perth.

Wendy Morrison is a contemporary rug designer is based in East Lothian.

Award-winning architectural and interior leatherworkers, Harcourt London.

Begg & Co ingeniously handcraft luxury cashmere wraps, scarves and throws using only the finest cashmere, silk and lambswool angora yarns.

Myer Halliday makes delicate, considered, monochrome, hand-drawn designs on different forms are instantly recognisable.

Using only natural ingredients, Gail Bryden makes these most gorgeous herbal teas and other wellbeing products.

Galvin Brothers have been expertly designing and handcrafting furniture in their workshops in England since 2012.

From his studio in Buckinghamshire, Richard Ballantyne handcrafts the most beautiful hare and fox sculptures.

Iona Crawford is a Scottish artist and textile designer who creates her stunning, talented designs for fashion and interiors in her Atelier in the West End of Glasgow.

Max McCance is a leading exponent of ‘technorganic design’ based in rural Fife.

From their workshop in Stirling, this husband and wife design duo create the most stunning and unique lamps.

From their Lancashire workshop, this family business create the most stunning handcrafted slate optic dispensers.

Katharina Eisenkoeck works in natural materials, including leather and stone, to produce interior pieces with intriguing sculptural qualities.

Strathearn Stone and Timber have been at the forefront of natural flooring since 2003.