Collections
Flower Lights
Originally designed and manufactured in Birmingham in 1984 by Mike Bliss, these magnificent daffodil and tulip Flower Lights are more than just lighting — they're statement pieces that lift the heart and transform a room.
Now reissued to celebrate 40 years of design excellence, they bring the same charm to a new generation of homes. Each flexible lamp head lets you switch instantly between up- and down-lighting to shift a room's mood, whether used as bedside lighting or a floor lamp.
Rick Stein
Coves of Cornwall by much-loved British chef Rick Stein, launched as a competition to final year Art & Design students at Falmouth University to create his tabletop collection. These beautiful designs, inspired by the land and seascape of Cornish coves, were the winning entry.
Coves from North Cornwall have been hand-painted in watercolour showing the depth and colour variations in the sea. The clean design of the bone china forms compliment the subtly changing shades of each cove.
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Prue Leith
Pure Prue by Dame Prue Leith is a vibrant tableware collection shaped by Prue’s lifelong love of colour, food and entertaining.
Drawing on decades spent in the food world as a restaurateur, cookery writer and television personality, Prue has created a range designed to bring colour and personality to everyday dining. The collection includes practical melamine tableware alongside a capsule range of elegant bone china, all reflecting the bold, joyful style she enjoys using in her own home.
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Creatures
Creatures is a striking collection based on marine life. The range was developed after discovering a small, family-run factory on our travels across Europe. Immediately taken by the charm and skill of the talented artisans, we were struck by the techniques applied to each piece, creating texture and depth that would be impossible using automated processes. The authenticity shines through and makes each piece unique, creating cherished pieces you’ll want to pass down the generations.
The collection spans bathroom, serveware, tableware, kitchen storage and textiles.
Figs
One of the earliest fruits cultivated by humans – and, botanically speaking, actually an inverted flower – the fig has been prized for thousands of years. Rich in symbolism, it appears throughout Greek and Roman mythology and is considered sacred in Buddhism, making it a fitting subject for this richly coloured collection.
Made by artisans in a small, family-run factory in Italy, the fig design is carefully applied to earthenware using a combination of spongeing and reactive glazes. The colours are built up in layers, giving each piece wonderful texture and depth. The collection includes supper bowls, side and dinner plates, platters, serving bowls, a tray and jug – perfect for everyday dining, relaxed entertaining or as a thoughtful gift. Due to the artisanal nature of the process, each piece is unique and may differ slightly.
Insalata
Meaning ‘salad’ in Italian, Insalata is a serveware collection featuring fruit and vegetables, and brings year-round joy to the dining table. Originally painted in watercolour to create depth and subtlety, each piece is carefully hand-sponged by artisans in a small, family-run factory in Italy. Gift a statement item such as a salad bowl, or create your own collection for everyday use.
Fantastical Fish
This collection of decorative platters, kitchen textiles and bathroom accessories draws its inspiration from the beautiful, coloured engravings of Louis Renard.
His extraordinary work purports to show marine life from the seas around Indonesia at a time when the natural wildlife of that area was virtually unknown in Europe. Renard, both a publisher and a spy for the British Crown, produced the work in 1719 in an edition of 100 copies.
As a homage to Louis Renard, each piece is crafted in a small artisan factory in Italy and hand-decorated using sponge, brush and pipette techniques, giving every item a unique finish.
Hydrangea
Meaning ‘water' and 'vessel’ in greek, the hydrangea flower is in full bloom and instantly recognisable in this gorgeous collection. Each piece is individually hand-sponged by artisans in a small, family-run factory in Italy, and makes for a brilliant gift, or centrepiece in the home.
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Tulips
Bring the timeless charm of spring into your home with this Tulip collection — a vibrant series of hand-sponged platters and bowls, lovingly crafted in a small factory in northern Italy.
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Mixed Berries
Drawing inspiration from Britain’s wild and cultivated berries, take your foraged fare to your plate with serveware featuring sea buckthorn, hawthorn, blackcurrant and elderberry. Each piece is carefully hand-sponged by artisans in a small, family-run factory in Italy.
Cow Parsley
Cow Parsley (also known as Queen Anne’s Lace) is an ethereal, delicate wildflower which has inspired the artwork for this collection of hand-decorated ceramics. These floral designs are textured as a result of spongeing and glazing techniques, creating a gentle layering effect. Whatever the time of year, this collection brings a touch of springtime cheer to your dinner table and comprises a jug, platter, supper bowl, side and dinner plates, plus a tray. Each piece is hand-crafted from earthenware and may differ as a result.
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Lemons
Once the preferred gift of royalty due to their rarity, lemons ripening on the vine are the focus of this sunny collection of serveware. Brilliant as a gift, or for uplifting your everyday dining, these pieces add a burst of Mediterranean colour to your dining table. Each piece is carefully hand-sponged by artisans in a small, family-run factory in Italy.
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Lock 'n' Roll
Lock 'n' Roll is a range of stylish suction, and over-the-bath, storage for the bathroom that is easily, and securely, fixed to surfaces – including those not 100% flat. Made from lacquered chrome-plated steel or durable plastic, it holds up to 10kg per item. Sleek baskets and caddies in various sizes maximise space and keep the bathroom clutter-free, while the toilet roll holder and towel rails keep textiles dry and tidy.
