Artists, Makers & Stationery

Colourful hand painted flower & fairytale inspired hair decorations, accessories and matching jewellery. Hand painted shoes in the same floral style.

Cathy McClymont is a painter and graphic designer. Well known for her oil paintings of flowers and landscapes.

Gemila is a Broadstairs based artist specialising in Seaweed Pressing, Curated Shell Collage and Cyanotype using sustainably sourced Kentish materials.

East Holly West brings the best hand crafted unique ceramics from South East Asia to your home.

Fine art auctioneers and valuers offering free valuations and home visits from 11 auction centres across the UK together with its own bidding platform – hansonslive.co.uk – enabling it to reach an international audience of…

Lewes based woodworker, showcasing quality wooden homewares made from locally reclaimed timbers or sustainably sourced hardwoods.

Hand-drawn portraits of your home by Eli Ofir. Receive the original portrait and a digital copy for your stationery prints. Eli Ofir is a full-time, professional house portrait artist, specialising in detailed pen & pencil…

Hop Skip & Flutter Jewellery is handmade, hand painted and made from porcelain and sterling silver. The silver used is 25% recycled and their porcelain is a wholly natural product.

Quirky colourful howeware inspired by the sea. Designed by Alex and bound to make you smile, UK made.

Unusual and textured wheel thrown porcelain or stoneware vessels and lamps

Kate Please is a countryside inspired brand producing refined ranges of gifts including bone china tableware, textiles and art prints.

Mel has photographed thousands upon thousands of families in the Kent, Sussex and London area over the past 30 years, either at his studio, clients homes or out on location. Mel specialises in Black and…

Handmade ceramics, crafted in Natalie’s studio, elevate any setting. Functional and beautiful, they make perfect gifts for special occasions.

Seagull Bindery is a brand of beautiful handmade notebooks and sketchbooks made using traditional methods in the East Sussex countryside.