Taking inspiration from the language of brutalist architecture and mid-century modular furniture, Martyn Simoson has developed a series of unique pieces of furniture.

An interdisciplinary brand drawing on principles of a strong visual relationship between workwear, objects, landscape and garden.

Each piece is created by hand from Hyde's Sheffield based workshop. With leather cut to incorporate the natural markings of the hide and raw edges bevelled and burnished using beeswax balm.

Garratt makes sculpture and pottery from clay which he digs and refines himself, a process which takes 2 years from beginning to end.

Noe Kuremoto is a ceramic artist who makes everything by hand using simple tools. She’s known for playful sculptural work that takes the form of functional wares.

Sikon's knives are made out of high carbon Tools steel, unlike the mass-produced knives. This enables it to stay sharp for much longer. 

Inspired by two years working at a traditional plant nursery in rural Osaka. Jake and Keiko returned to Sussex and missed the Japanese tools Jake insisted on using and the business was born.

A fresh spin on the forms and traditions of English creamware. Indigo Rain reinterprets the homely familiarity of blue-and-white striped crockery in a new design informed by the spirit of serendipitous discovery.

Dorset-based Sharp has developed her own style which includes traditional and modern wine glasses, colourful tableware, lighting, and sculpture.

Bruton-based potter, Richard Pomeroy's ceramic work is hand built out of porcelain clay; each piece is uniquely a little different.

A jewellery designer-maker from rural Cheshire, Jade celebrates the raw, imperfect beauty of natural history, geology and archaeology.

The Character series is inspired by bold type shapes, each cover is designed and hand-set in typographic ornament by Mr Smith.

With a deep understanding and appreciation for the design and craftsmanship of antiques; Howe London's designs are hand crafted in Britain by a dedicated band of highly skilled and experienced craftsmen.

Made by hand in the Lake District, Hampson Wood's pieces are created with locally and sustainably-sourced materials.

A place where pattern and colour collide, and the imagination is free to run wild.

Originally designed for Hole & Corner's 20th issue covers, these prints by James Joyce were created in lockdown and are themed around the issues of rebirth, regrowth and reset.

Working with colour and geometric form in woven textiles, Selby draws influence from architectural forms, graphic design, pattern, scale and colour combinations.

Elaine Bolt works with clay and mixed media to create works and compositions that are informed by a sense of narrative and steeped in the context of the local surroundings. 

Simple, elemental and universal, McCallin’s work is made using porcelain, stoneware and earthenware clay bodies. Each stone-like, lithic, vessel has a surface with haptic and aesthetic qualities.

Handcrafted Scottish cashmere scarves, knitwear and throws. A pleasure to touch, wear & own. Ethically sourced and sustainably produced.

London-based textile design studio and lifestyle label with a focus on bespoke collections and collabs. Exclusively and carefully crafted in the UK.

Supplying patterns, fabrics and tools to allow the creation of a desirable functioning wardrobe. Offering a a viable, wearable alternative to the increasingly indistinguishable options of the high street.

Norwegian born, UK based designer Alex Hellum's distinctive design style is based on observation, utility and honest use of colours.

Modern and Contemporary Macramé Wall hangings and Plant hangers handmade in London using sustainable materials.