Elin Hughes is a potter based at the edge of Dartmoor in South West England. Working with porcelain and stoneware, her practice explores atmospheric firing through wood and gas techniques that leave gentle traces of flame, slip, and gesture on each surface. Her work combines soft forms with subtle repetitive patterns, creating pieces that feel grounded, warm, and quietly tactile. Discover our selection of ceramic jars, teapots, trays, and vases made in her Dartmoor studio.

Caitlin Hinshelwood is a London based artist and designer known for her hand worked, printed, and stitched textiles. Blending illustration, colour, and craft, her work combines traditional screen printing and dyeing techniques with a strong attention to material and detail. Through her tactile approach to textile making, she creates pieces that carry both warmth and visual presence. Discover our selection of textile wall pieces and cushions made in Caitlin’s London studio.

Titta Benedetta is a ceramic and textile artist based in Hackney, London whose practice moves between clay, fibre, and light. Guided by an interest in rhythm, repetition, and material behaviour, her work explores how objects shape the atmosphere and feeling of a space. Working across ceramics, textiles, and lighting, Titta creates pieces where sculptural forms meet softness, texture, and everyday function. Discover our selection of handmade lamps crafted from stoneware, woven materials, natural dyes, and hand sewn textiles, each designed to bring warmth, rhythm, and quiet presence into interior spaces.

Jessica Tremaine is a Cornish artist based in Penzance, UK. After years working in fashion and design, she turned to ceramics to develop a more personal and material led form of storytelling. Her work brings together references to spirituality, industrial history, and collective rituals through expressive sculptural forms. Discover our selection of ceramic vases, candlesticks, and incense holders made in her Penzance studio.

Ria is a textile artist based in London creating handwoven homeware pieces in small batches. Guided by a mindful relationship with material, locality, and tradition, her practice celebrates individuality through the tactile qualities of weaving and the slower pace of handmade processes. Working primarily with woven textiles, Ria creates functional objects where material and process remain visible, reflecting care, repetition, and everyday use. Discover our selection of handwoven multipurpose sacks made in London, designed to bring together utility, craft, and thoughtful making in daily life.